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  They might be driving me nuts

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  the "boasting session" last night included forcing the congregation to watch that stupid witnessing cart video.

  then the brother handling the part discusses what a "powerful witness" is being given each time those carts roll out into public view.. experiences: had a nice conversation with a young man.

  a woman took a tract.

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  Oubliette

  Here's a different approach:

  
  
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  77

  They might be driving me nuts

  by stillin in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  the "boasting session" last night included forcing the congregation to watch that stupid witnessing cart video.

  then the brother handling the part discusses what a "powerful witness" is being given each time those carts roll out into public view.. experiences: had a nice conversation with a young man.

  a woman took a tract.

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  Oubliette

  Come rain or come shine ... Don't they know what water does to paper?

  
  
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  77

  They might be driving me nuts

  by stillin in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  the "boasting session" last night included forcing the congregation to watch that stupid witnessing cart video.

  then the brother handling the part discusses what a "powerful witness" is being given each time those carts roll out into public view.. experiences: had a nice conversation with a young man.

  a woman took a tract.

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  Oubliette

  The two loyal brothers really stand behind their preaching work:

  
  

  Please note the light getting brighter!
  
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  77

  They might be driving me nuts

  by stillin in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  the "boasting session" last night included forcing the congregation to watch that stupid witnessing cart video.

  then the brother handling the part discusses what a "powerful witness" is being given each time those carts roll out into public view.. experiences: had a nice conversation with a young man.

  a woman took a tract.

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  Oubliette

  Just when you think it can't possibly get any more ridiculous, they bring us this:

  
  
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  77

  They might be driving me nuts

  by stillin in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  the "boasting session" last night included forcing the congregation to watch that stupid witnessing cart video.

  then the brother handling the part discusses what a "powerful witness" is being given each time those carts roll out into public view.. experiences: had a nice conversation with a young man.

  a woman took a tract.

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  Oubliette

  Oh, look, the cart didn't have enough space for all the literature. It was convenient that these kids were available to hold the extras:

  
  
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  77

  They might be driving me nuts

  by stillin in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  the "boasting session" last night included forcing the congregation to watch that stupid witnessing cart video.

  then the brother handling the part discusses what a "powerful witness" is being given each time those carts roll out into public view.. experiences: had a nice conversation with a young man.

  a woman took a tract.

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  Oubliette

  These two are at least smiling, but if you ask me, it's a little to much! Kinda' creepy ...

  
  
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  77

  They might be driving me nuts

  by stillin in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  the "boasting session" last night included forcing the congregation to watch that stupid witnessing cart video.

  then the brother handling the part discusses what a "powerful witness" is being given each time those carts roll out into public view.. experiences: had a nice conversation with a young man.

  a woman took a tract.

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  Oubliette

  Would YOU walk up to either of these people? Excuse me, carts?

  
  
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  77

  They might be driving me nuts

  by stillin in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  the "boasting session" last night included forcing the congregation to watch that stupid witnessing cart video.

  then the brother handling the part discusses what a "powerful witness" is being given each time those carts roll out into public view.. experiences: had a nice conversation with a young man.

  a woman took a tract.

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  Oubliette

  the brother doing the part about using the carts kept emphasizing that a publisher must QUALIFY to do this SPECIAL work.

  That's pretty effin' funny!

  What "qualifications" exactly does a person need to stand next to a magazine rack?

  I would guess first on the list would be the ability to stand in one place for an extended period of time.
  
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  77

  They might be driving me nuts

  by stillin in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  the "boasting session" last night included forcing the congregation to watch that stupid witnessing cart video.

  then the brother handling the part discusses what a "powerful witness" is being given each time those carts roll out into public view.. experiences: had a nice conversation with a young man.

  a woman took a tract.

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  FHM: I would love to go stand next to the cart with a sign that quotes from an article from the the WTS with their real view [about higher education], then a statement, "Why not ask these Witnesses about it?"

  Brilliant! Counter-Witnessing.

  I love it!!!
  
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  77

  They might be driving me nuts

  by stillin in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  the "boasting session" last night included forcing the congregation to watch that stupid witnessing cart video.

  then the brother handling the part discusses what a "powerful witness" is being given each time those carts roll out into public view.. experiences: had a nice conversation with a young man.

  a woman took a tract.

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  Magnum: This incident reminds me of one of my main complaints about JWdom - the lack of opportunity for honest, sincere criticism.

  Exactly. This is also one of the things that distinguish a legitimate religion from a cult.
  

  Magnum: Suppose there had been someone in the audience who was really concerned about the effectiveness of the cart witnessing. Could he have voiced his concern?

  Sure they could have voiced their concern or disagreement, but only at the risk of social sanctions ranging from dirty looks to judgmentally dismissive comments, from a talk by the elders on the need to be "humble" to ostracism and shunning.

  Again, proof that this is not a healthy group, but a high-control, authoritarian cult.