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  Would there, or would there not be, lawsuits if they took away the blood transfusion ban?

  by VerdadTJ2 in

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  i have heard or read, many times by many exjw's, that the org does not remove the blood transfusion ban because it would be crippled by the resulting lawsuits the minute that "new light" was made official.i am not a lawyer, but i would like to know what legal opinion lawyers have on that.on what legal basis would there be a lawsuit?

  "i am suing the watchtower because my relative died because of a rule they had but no longer have"?am i missing something?.

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  Vidiot

  So…

  …there’s a “hemo-industrial” complex?

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  unbaptized boy having priority over women

  by enoughisenough in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  i was thinking about the male children ( even unbaptized ) being placed ahead of the sisters.

  ; and i thought the jw were raising a bunch of misogynist.

  would these kids not feel more important than their mothers let alone other women.

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  Vidiot

  The stuff that Area 51 can’t handle? 😏
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  Key Criticisms of the Organization

  by Vanderhoven7 in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  just picked this summary up.

  "some of the key criticisms that have been raised about the jehovah's witness organization include:.

  strict control and authoritarianism: the organization is highly centralized, with major decisions being made by the governing body.

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  no-zombie - “Every single one of those criticisms would not exist... if the Governing Body simply allowed people to have and to use their own God given Christian consciences.”

  If the Governing Body simply allowed people to have and to use their own God given Christian consciences…

  …the Jehovah’s Witness religion would cease to exist.
  
  
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  Key Criticisms of the Organization

  by Vanderhoven7 in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  just picked this summary up.

  "some of the key criticisms that have been raised about the jehovah's witness organization include:.

  strict control and authoritarianism: the organization is highly centralized, with major decisions being made by the governing body.

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  Vidiot

  Rat’s high, again.
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  Greeting a person(who was removed from the congregation) at the Kingdom Hall now becomes a matter of conscience

  by RULES & REGULATIONS in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  the watchtower—study edition | august 2024. help for those who are removed from the congregation.

  14 does what we have considered mean that we would completely ignore a person who has been removed from the congregation?

  not necessarily.

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  Vidiot

  If the net result is more confusion…

  …sit back and watch the show.

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  Would there, or would there not be, lawsuits if they took away the blood transfusion ban?

  by VerdadTJ2 in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i have heard or read, many times by many exjw's, that the org does not remove the blood transfusion ban because it would be crippled by the resulting lawsuits the minute that "new light" was made official.i am not a lawyer, but i would like to know what legal opinion lawyers have on that.on what legal basis would there be a lawsuit?

  "i am suing the watchtower because my relative died because of a rule they had but no longer have"?am i missing something?.

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  Vidiot

  Sometimes I think that if anyone wrote a book specifically focusing on the WTS’s decision-making history, the title would be…

  …“What the F**k Were You Thinking?”
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  JE-sus making a comeback at the 2024 Convention

  by dropoffyourkeylee in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  attended the friday sesson of the 2024 summer convention.. july 5, 2024 summer convention crowd photo; they invited quite a lot of empty chairs.. .

  the facility usually has 5500-6500. they spun it saying that fewer congregations were assigned.

  there were 6 of the smaller, more distant sections blocked off with tarps to lessen cleaning, which i understand.

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  Vidiot

  Jeezus, I think those are even bigger empty patches than in the last batch of photos.

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  You gotta wonder what’s going through the heads of loyalists when they see that firsthand.
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  August WT: DF'ing renamed "Removed." AKA: GB re-arranging the deck chairs on the Titanic

  by WingCommander in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  so: the mystery has been clarified as to more "new light" / clarifications of decades old doctrine and procedure.

  august watchtower has finally been leaked.

  disfellowshipping?

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  Vidiot

  Seems even political correctness can have its uses. 😏
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  Would there, or would there not be, lawsuits if they took away the blood transfusion ban?

  by VerdadTJ2 in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i have heard or read, many times by many exjw's, that the org does not remove the blood transfusion ban because it would be crippled by the resulting lawsuits the minute that "new light" was made official.i am not a lawyer, but i would like to know what legal opinion lawyers have on that.on what legal basis would there be a lawsuit?

  "i am suing the watchtower because my relative died because of a rule they had but no longer have"?am i missing something?.

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  Vidiot

  NotFormer - “…they're now experiencing a warped version of the sunk cost fallacy…”

  IMO, the sunk cost fallacy is already pretty warped. 🤨
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  Re-activate me?

  by punkofnice in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  there was a knock at my door and i thought it was my take-away being delivered.. long story short, it was 2 elders calling to see me.

  i guess to re-activate me.

  once they said who they were i recognised them.

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  Vidiot

  I’d’ve thought any of ‘em’d be scared to knock on Punk’s door.

  😏