Comforter,
The premise of this thread is too silly as to be unworthy of a temperate response, but let me just point out that, if it were true, there would be no need for the ``reminders'' to be physically as well as spiritually clean in in yeserday's Watchtower. In fact, it's been my experience, which extends back more than 40 years of association, that cleanliness and orderliness is as much an individual matter withing the organization as without. It's as much of a fallacy to assert that JWs are uniquely cleaner than anyone else as it is to assert that JWs have a monopoly on decency, compassion, ethics or morality... it just ain't so.
I've had householders commend JWs for their neatness and decorum, true; but it's also true that wish I had a nickel for every time I had one tell me--usually a neighbor of JWs that they ones they know are nothing more than Bible-toting fanatics who would be much better advised to stay home one Saturday morning and tend to their unkempt properties, unmown lawns, trash strewn about, etc. than to dance off, book bags in hand ignoirig grass so high it would need to be dealt with with a machete.
It's so specious to compare the conditon of a stadium after a sporting event to the condition in which JWs leave the same grounds, since the latter are well aware that organizing a massive clean-up with free volunteer labor is a cheap way to get good press.
And haircuts? The Gestapo ecelled at them, if I recall. And whatever you may think of their bizarre beliefs, what of the Mormons, their family values and overall squeaky-clan appearance? Do you really think JWs ``outwholesome'' them? And what does any of this prove? NOTHING...ZIP.. that's what.
