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  "Report it to the elders if you hear anyone in the congregation talking bad about the GB"

  by hardtobeme in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  last night and elder gave the bible highlights at the congregation.

  he talked about apostasy.

  and among other things he said: "report to the elders if you hear anyone in the congregation talking bad about the governing body".

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  out4good4

  I blasted the GB for in essence pimping out JW women only to brothers with privileges in the congregation while with my wife at a local regional convention last week.

  Apparently, I was getting animated so much so that she was "moved" to calm me down an deescalate my tone.

  I guess I was beginning to embarrass her.

  She has decided to conclude her attendance at another regional this week.

  I'm not at all concerned if she decides to report me to the elders in the congregation. I wouldn't have a problem with finding the time to wash away the skid marks from kicking all their asses to the curb if they even think they can exercise any authority over me.

  
  
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  Grandchildren pay for the sins of their parents.

  by Bonsai in

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  2. beliefs

  my wife's mother just related to us an interview she heard during the recent three day convention that she just had to share with us.

  a brother and his wife have, for over 20 years, shunned their daughter because she ran off and eloped with a worldly guy.

  while openly sobbing, he related how difficult it has been to shun his daughter and avoid unnecessary contact with her and her family.

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  Yeah....there was an similar experience relayed at the Saturday meeting I went to with the wife. In that case, a pioneer daughter of three siblings was disfellowshipped a year after her mother died. The elderly father, a MS, told of how he and his remaining children prayed to jehovah for the strength to avoid all but the most necessary contact with his disfellowshipped daughter and how she eventually "came to her senses" and returned to jehovah.

  Bunch of sick bastards.....
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  40 Years Old Today

  by azor in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  i celebrated my birthday for the first time today at 40 years old.

  my wife was great.

  she and some of my coworkers surprised me at lunch.

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  out4good4

  Happy Birthday!!!
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  My Issue: How To Step Down As A MS Without Getting Noticed

  by JW_Rogue in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  so that other thread was fun but now i need some help with something.

  i was born in the truth most of my family is in.

  although they aren't outwardly super spiritual i doubt any of them would ever leave.

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  out4good4

  It's a shame that people have to feel that they have to self deprecate to refrain from doing what is supposed to be volunteer work for an organization they no longer want to be a part of.
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  McKinney Texas pool party?

  by Marvin Shilmer in

  1. social
  2. current

  so today i was asked my thoughts on the pool party incident in mcminney, texas.

  my response: it shows a clash of expectations.

  i saw police officers who expected citizens to listen to and follow instructions.

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  out4good4

  The officer said he over-reacted. The officers lawyer said the officer let his emotions get the best of him. His boss said his actions were indefensible. The teenager who filmed the event who was white said he over-reacted and that he targeted the black kids.

  ...and yet, all of these armchair law enforcement para-professionals who've never been at the business end of a police officer with a bad attitude and would rather pretend that such an officer don't exist, want to give him Presidential Medal of Honor and the Nobel Peace Prize for extraordinary police work.

  This might be funny if it wasn't so silly to watch.
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  McKinney Texas pool party?

  by Marvin Shilmer in

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  so today i was asked my thoughts on the pool party incident in mcminney, texas.

  my response: it shows a clash of expectations.

  i saw police officers who expected citizens to listen to and follow instructions.

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  out4good4

  he was over-emotional after a traumatic day.

  Great "Monday morning excuse". Perhaps he should've recognized that fact and taken the rest of the day off.

  They obviously don't get to go home and get counselling after attending a serious incident. No, they are sent right out to the next one .... and the next one ... and the next one ...

  No....that is not obvious. That is just a supposition you're using to support your position. Ten years on the force...I'm confident that he had plenty of sick time and vacation stashed away that could've been used to get himself together. A police union rep would've helped him out on this.

  Police departments are choc full of counselors for policeman dealing with stressful situations. Based upon his actions that day, his character is that of one who'd probably think he was showing weakness by availing himself of those services.

  Wow. I guess the little bitch think's she deserves a pay-day for her behavior.

  "Little Bitch"? Wow..... And why not? There sure is no shortage of people here trying to pin a badge of honor no caseDolts behavior even though his own superior have determined that he was out of line.
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  McKinney Texas pool party?

  by Marvin Shilmer in

  1. social
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  so today i was asked my thoughts on the pool party incident in mcminney, texas.

  my response: it shows a clash of expectations.

  i saw police officers who expected citizens to listen to and follow instructions.

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  out4good4

  You guys are terminally intent on bolstering your positions by arguing false equivalencies.

  No one here, I don't think, is denying that the police have a tough and often thankless job. No one here thinks they are superhuman and incapable of making mistakes. And I am sure that everyone here and in the community of McKinney appreciate the jobs the bulk the police do. 11 of the police called out to the community did their jobs professionally and I suspect, that those are the ones the community is appreciative of. Despite your protestations to the contrary and contrary to the judgement of the leadership of department from which he was employed, one didn't, and now he must pay the price for errors in judgement to grevious to ignore. All of this speculation that caseDolt was thrown under the bus and that the whole community supports his actions is just that, and not an indisputable fact save to those who want to proclaim his heavy handedness a heroic virtue. HE RESIGNED without a shot fired to keep his job!!!! He wasn't fired.......yet.

  caseDolt, based upon the judgement of his own brethren, his actions measured against the training and professional standards of the department did not act within the conduct required of the police department that day. And he was called to the carpet for it. I highly doubt that he and police officers making the same collosoll lapses in judgement will be the standard by which the more professional, intelligent, and disciplined officers base their decisions on to be in law enforcement despite your slippery slope assertion.
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  McKinney Texas pool party?

  by Marvin Shilmer in

  1. social
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  so today i was asked my thoughts on the pool party incident in mcminney, texas.

  my response: it shows a clash of expectations.

  i saw police officers who expected citizens to listen to and follow instructions.

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  out4good4

  On occasion I've watched a television reality show titled Cops. To me this is one of true reality shows.
  Here's what I saw repeatedly:
  People of every race and gender who acted badly met stiff confrontation from responding law enforcement personnel. I've seen it happen to white and black "Becky Sues".

  Indeed

  What you didn't see were a cop running around completely out of control screaming expletives at people, doing barrel rolls, and using heavy handed tactics on half-naked, unarmed, female minor civilians without clearly sufficient cause. What you also didn't see were prior related bad incidents used as justification for their own unprofessional and near criminal behavior.

  What you did see were cops, either alone or in a team effort exhausting every effort to resolving issues peacefully and without escalation and incident and not running around like a bull in a china shop.
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  McKinney Texas pool party?

  by Marvin Shilmer in

  1. social
  2. current

  so today i was asked my thoughts on the pool party incident in mcminney, texas.

  my response: it shows a clash of expectations.

  i saw police officers who expected citizens to listen to and follow instructions.

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  out4good4

  C'mon - we all know that if that was a white girl it would not have been on the news, there would be no speeches by community leaders or marches.

  Please......

  If the race roles were reversed and there was a 200 lb. black cop with both his knees in the back of "lil Becky Sue" you guys would be screaming bloody murder for his arrest and crooning incessantly about how unprofessional his actions were.
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  McKinney Texas pool party?

  by Marvin Shilmer in

  1. social
  2. current

  so today i was asked my thoughts on the pool party incident in mcminney, texas.

  my response: it shows a clash of expectations.

  i saw police officers who expected citizens to listen to and follow instructions.

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  out4good4

  He'll have plenty of company.......

  Paul

  It occurs to me that if most of the people here think that "piece of work" officer was within the bounds of professional policing and that his actions were justifyable and above board then perhaps it was the other 11 officers and their police chief that were lacking in professional police technique and needs to be retrained.

  Yes, that surely must be the case......

  casebolt (note the small "c") should keep his job and all the 11 other police officers should be fired for not rolling into the situation like a bull in a china shop, throwing people to the ground, screaming obscenities, and dragging bikini clad girls across concrete and gsass as a way or projecting respect and authority. Perhaps they all should have drawn their weapons and pointed them at all unarmed teenagers because they were acting with criminal intent by not moving fast enough outside, behind, and away from the officers field of vision.

  You know, there are plenty of places where a teen might hide a gun while they're wearing swimming trunks or a two piece bathing suit.

  As a side note, who was that big 400 pound guy running interference for caseDolt while he manhandled a half naked teen girl half his size?

  If that were my daughter, along with caseDolt, I would've liked to gorilla stomp his ass as well.