What you have is potentially very explosive!
First of all, that's what she said.
Now that we've gotten that out of the way (but apparently not out of my system yet), seriously? He just said education is a demon-inspired expression in front of probably thousands of people. It's obviously no more controversial than it's ever been. You can put it on YouTube, send it to the press, but in the end, nobody will care except us and people already starting to have doubts. I may be wrong.
Certainly the conventions were the primary means of stating overtly extremist things like this--I noticed that even when I still believed it all. Common sense overrode them, in the form of the following facts:
(1) I have a fierce need to eat.
(2) The Watchtower has yet to be released in a Nutritional Edition, so I cannot eat it.
(3) In light of (1) and (2), I have to find a way to eat.
(4) Food is available in abundance to people who have money to pay for it.
(5) Money is paid to people who have jobs. (Except in the case of travelling overseers and the like. But I'd have to stop the self-lovin' to even make ministerial servant, so that's not working out so well...)
(6) More money is paid to people who have greater skills.
(7) Holy spirit does not provide vocational training or job placement.
(8) Education provides skills. Some schools even provide job placement.
(9) Skills provide money.
(10) Money provides food.
(11) I need an education.
(12) The guy who says otherwise ain't payin' my way, I'm payin' his.
(13) Ignore that guy with a slight frown and sideways glance to see if anyone else is not in zombie mode and actually heard him instructing us to shoot ourselves in the foot, but make sure he's well-fed by our 'voluntary donations'.
So...by urging us to forgive people who are apparently unregistered, unknown sex offenders in our midst, he's giving the finger to victims and telling us that siding with victims who want justice done is siding with Satan. Evil? These guys are functional supervillains.
--sd-7