I'm having a hard time making sense of this thread, the P-J dimension is very different than I-E, I think you are associating ESTJ as the type with the most stereotypical J traits and vice versa for ESFP. The problem with some of this is both Pi and Je often lead to J traits, the same with Ji and Pe for P, so I don't think a EJ type is more J than a IJ type.
In fact IPs can have more stereotypical P traits(mainly passiveness and indecisiveness) than EPs, it's just that the P traits seem to be split between EPs(implusive, reactive, spontaneous) and IPs(go with the flow, passive). The same thing with Js, IJs(preparedness, steady) and EJs(proactive, structured).
I mean Ji as a functional orientation has got to be the most live and let live because Ji often respects individuality and everyone's right to freedom of thought and action, it's usually when it's forced into conflicting situations that it becomes stubborn. ESFPs as the least judgemental, some of the most judgemental people I've ever meet were Se doms, usually it might be based on immediate impressions.
