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  Tag teams of Cart Sitters

  by days of future passed in

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  one sunday, we took our dad out for lunch.

  since it didn't open till 12:00, we were going to have to kill time.

  this restaurant is situated with other businesses around a small park and when we parked, we noticed there was a cart to the right in the park.

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  There is no doubt the JWs love this new way of ''preaching'' What is better than sitting in the park on a nice summer day, texting or viewing things on your phone or tablet, and chatting to your partner about anything. If anyone does come up to you, all you need to do is hand them some free literature and point to jwdotorg
  

  I’ve heard it from a JW who does it. Seems it’s all about getting a nice park somewhere, nice views of the ocean or river, and relaxing on a seat. They virtually brag about not having to talk to anyone.

  It’s an urgent message.
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  What does the Watchtower say about using CBD Oil?

  by Iamallcool in

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  just wondering.

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  Not commenting on the WT, but best if you find whole cannabis that has high CBD content. CBD is tremendous, but the research suggests that whole plant is more effective medicine than extracts. Stacked with other cannabinoids like CBG and added medical value of terpenes, although still not fully understood it does seem the best way to go.
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  Knorr Family

  by vienne in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  for a secondary project, i need basic biography of n. h. knorr's parents and brother and sister.

  we have some details, which i have posted on our history blog: https://truthhistory.blogspot.com/.

  if you can add to this, please do..

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  I did hear from one of the old timers at Bethel that Joe Rutherford and Knorr had a three some with one of Rutherford's sexcretaries back in the nineteen thirties at Beth Sherim....but this is just a rumor.
  

  It’s called overlapping fornication.
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  Knorr Family

  by vienne in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  for a secondary project, i need basic biography of n. h. knorr's parents and brother and sister.

  we have some details, which i have posted on our history blog: https://truthhistory.blogspot.com/.

  if you can add to this, please do..

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  I came to learn, I stayed for the soup jokes.
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  After watching A&E Leah Remini on Jehovah Witnesses I am going to stop hiding behind my Avatar

  by Still Totally ADD in

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  just got done watching this program and what impress me the most was the bravery of those x-witnesses to sit there on national tv and tell everyone how the wt.

  cult affected them.

  no hidden faces, no avatar names and no disguise.

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  The problem with my daughters is that they have no social contact with anybody outside the JW cult.
  

  I’m sorry.

  It’s a fucked situation. Years roll into decades while they’re stuck inside invisible walls. Terrible place to have our loved ones trapped.
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  New acronym? GBDB

  by blisterfeet in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  rewatching the leah remini special and i accidentally referred to one of the governing body members as “brother”.

  simply because i have no other word.

  i said the “governing body douche bag” i can work with that... .

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  Octopope is good.
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  JW marketing image

  by neat blue dog in

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  picture from a recent watchtower:.

  what diversity.

  what corporate synergy.

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  Individuality is discouraged, it’s often the first step towards the extremely dangerous independent thinking.
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  Door-to-door preaching as surveillance

  by john.prestor in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  i wanted to share some thoughts about jehovah's witnesses and their door-to-door preaching.

  door-to-door preaching is supposedly about gathering converts, but in fact, as we frequently discuss, doesn't actually bring that many "sheep-like ones" in.

  i want to suggest that a second meaning (what we call the latent meaning in academia) is facilitating surveillance of the congregants who attend some congregation.

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  Witnessing is used as a yard stick. The more you do, the more privileges you can earn.
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  The Biggest Issue Is Not Guns—It Is Mental Health!

  by minimus in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  crazy people shoot up places and kill people.

  take away guns and they will find knives, poison, bombs , etc.. seriously, there are a lot of mentally unhealthy people!

  they need professional long term help..

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  Assualt... lol. That is not a word numbnuts. Because of this, it is not definable.
  

  Numbnuts is not definable, assault is certainly a word.

  Lol.

  As I understand, fink is referring to assault rifles/weapons as a broad generalisation, the media calls the assault weapons the worse, that’s why they’re so scary. If it has an ergonomic handle and it’s semi automatic you can bet it’s an assault gun and very scary.
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  The Biggest Issue Is Not Guns—It Is Mental Health!

  by minimus in

  1. jw
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  crazy people shoot up places and kill people.

  take away guns and they will find knives, poison, bombs , etc.. seriously, there are a lot of mentally unhealthy people!

  they need professional long term help..

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  It’s really the guns though that sets Americans apart, not the mentally ill. You can concentrate on massacres but when looking at total gun deaths the majority are just single murders.

  Australia has recently had two massacres where a male has shot and killed family members and killed himself. One man went through the drama of joining a pistol shooting club to obtain the license and revolver he used to shoot his family.

  I’ve know people who have given up all their firearms when going through divorce or other rough times, scared they might turn one on themselves. In the USA it’s very easy to obtain guns, they are extremely popular so with gun ownership so high they will always have more gun deaths.

  Mental health and gun related deaths are largely separate issues, seems inevitably disastrous though when guns are so accessible even for the legitimately insane.