The main idea of my speech is based on the fact that people's way of interacting is judgemental, which I believe to be so wrong. You know, it's so easy to walk by people and make judgements on who they are based on some small flaw like, their their attitude that appears to be rude, or other minor details that we can observe. Either way, without taking the time to actually get to know someone and hear what they've been through, I truly believe, we really have no right to judge anyone. The things we observe superficially are just that: they are false impressions that cannot tell us anything about others we tend to consider not as outgoing as we think we are about ourselves, simply because they have experienced things different from us.
So, never judge a book by its cover because a 3-volume book, for instance, will never share the same story in the same tone from page 1 of the first volume to the last page of the last volume.
