This was taken in London yesterday by a twitter user still managing his fade so I can't be more specific than that. Disgusting.
One simple photo to sum up the heartless and hypocritical attitudes of many Jehovah's Witnesses
by nicolaou 98 Replies latest jw friends
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sir82
"If you'll just step over the unconscious person, sir, we'll explain about how our loving and merciful creator will solve all of mankind's problems..."
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atomant
We tried witnessing to the person on the ground but we're not sure if hes dead or alive so we gave up.
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stan livedeath
what--5 of em counting time ?
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Half banana
Five hot-shot elder approved preachers of the JW kingdom standing there for three hours--looks pretty good on reports as read by the CO showing what zeal and compliance they get from this urban congregation.
What it really means is 15 hours of fruitless and pointless time wasting boredom. Wasting their lives where they could be earning a living for their families.
Surely this exercise in futility gives these individuals the chance to come to their senses and wake up?
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blondie
I saw this in NYC when I visited Bethel. Bethelites just told me to step over the street sleepers. I asked doesn't anyone try to help them, told that government does that.
I wondered if Jesus would say that.
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dozy
I thought the instruction was to stand away from the trolleys. It doesn't look very appealing for the "interested person" approaching a posse of 5 JWs.
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blondie
I have to add that jws rarely see themselves as others do (I don't even now at times). It proves a picture is worth a thousand words.
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Drearyweather
It's utterly insane to derive anything from such a photo.
What if they have tried helping him? or, What if they have already called for help?
Do we expect them to carry him on their arms till help arrives? Most of the homeless people still sleep on the streets even after receiving help and we can't blame people standing or walking around homeless people for not helping them.
What if someone clicks one of us with a homeless guy sleeping somewhere in the background?
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APieceOfShitNamedTate
@Drearyweather: That's critical thinking at work right? To assume the worst would be a fallacy.