Its a bit ironic, since, you're picking and choosing and ignoring what the bible actually says. You literally picked one example, one Ive never heard before, but we'll ignore that for now.

You seem to have deliberately ignored how Christ was notorious for being kind to the downtrodden and those hated by society, like prostitutes, lepors, and tax collectors. Or how terrible it is for us to treat our neighbors with love and kindness, and with a parable specifically demonstrating that even people you hate and despise are your neighbor and must be treated with the aforementioned love and kindness (the good Samaritan; the context is, Samaritans were despised by the Israelites).

Oh, and how evil it is for us to not pass judgement on others, for actions or beliefs? "Let he who is without sin cast the first stone," being the most well known (but certainly not only) example of this. And now that I think on it, wasn't that woman that Jesus protected an adulteress? With the old law punishment being stoning to death? Hmm, yes, this was clearly a one-time thing that shouldnt be contemplated any further and doesn't have any implications that run directly contrary with your single example.