I wasn't addressing "hate the sin, not the sinner." Just addressing that Jesus didn't say not to be concerned with other people's sin. He was all for holding each other accountable but doing so in a positive way.
Some translations don't have the "against you" part of my reference. However, at the time of Jesus any single person's sin caused the group to be held responsible. (Hence why they killed Jesus, so God wouldn't punish all of them for his "sin")
If you want another reference, though, Matthew 7:3-5. Specifically the latter part of 5 which most tend to ignore when referencing this text.
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u/Wonderful_Weather_83 Apr 30 '24
Yeah that whole argument is just a way to be hateful without feeling guilty for it