by roybatty 11 Replies latest jw friends
LABD, of the living well is the best revenge, class
That's my motto too.
Legally they can't hire or fire you, based on religion, so it might be worth a try to sue them. Refusing to give you service is not allowed, I'm sure, by all business owners. That's just common sense, I think.
I can see the pained look on her face, but she has never, ever refused me service. I, do go out of my way to be plesant.LABD, of the living well is the best revenge, class
I think there are differnt "phases" we go through as ex-JW's. The "I'm in your face - deal with it" whenever I saw a JW in public passed rather quickly for me. I don't go out of my to avoid them or hide my face like I'm some type of leper but I also don't go out of my way to make a scene.
I'm not even really talking about the JW cashier or the pioneer who washes windows. I've known plenty of wealthy JW's (quite a few elders) who used their JW contacts as a business advantage. Added to this is the WTS self-righteous attitude whenever they are seen as being discriminated against (i.e. their current situations in France and Russia). Can the WTS and these wealthy JW business owners be taught a lesson by hitting them where it hurts the most, in their wallets?
I'm not spending days and nights trying to come up with some type of scheme. Just wondering what others thoughts are and if anyone has ever been denied service by a JW. Kind of a side note, anyone read about the class-action lawsuit brought against Wal-Mart for discrimination? Interesting stuff.
