by hoser 13 Replies latest watchtower beliefs
the reason I am asking is that lately I've noticed a trend. We get a real good down to earth guy who is easy to work with and we get used to his way
of doing things and then 3 years later we get a self righteous abusive a$$hole that thinks he is above all.
another 3 years we get another easy going CO
Is this done on purpose by the WTS to keep all the congregations on edge and the elder bodies in check??
any one else have experienced this
Hoser
Yes, I have noticed a 'good cop, bad cop' rotation also.
MM what purpose does it serve?
keep everyone on egg shells?
I've actually heard a$$hole CO's say "it doesn't matter what the last guy did or allowed I'm in charge now" or to that effect
one other CO said " it doesn't matter what the CO asks you to do Jehovah demands obedience"
keep everyone on egg shells?
That could be a motivation. Then again, perhaps around 50% of C.Os are just assholes.
That could be a motivation. Then again, perhaps around 50% of C.Os are just assholes.
too funny but true
I've actually heard a$$hole CO's say "it doesn't matter what the last guy did or allowed I'm in charge now" or to that effect
Yeah, but you'll be gone in less than 3 years and we'll still be here and back to running things our way....
DOC
To me, it doesn't matter what the hounder-hounder does or disallows. Because, if he disallows something, I am going to do it anyways. Even if it goes against the main body of the religion itself.
I don't think anyone wants the abusive asshole but the WTS is short on COs and potential ones and so they spread the assholes around, rotating them with the "good" ones. If a circuit is a problem they might send in one to "fix" things. I found the ones that were "cowards" caused the most damage.
MM's comment has been my experience too:
"Yes, I have noticed a 'good cop, bad cop' rotation also."
Either the guys in the service dept. know the story and do this intentionally or it must be Jehovah's direction!
They say that the CO's hair gets grayer as you get more south in the US anyway...
