i remember there was one that used to go to my hall.
he would say hi to my dad and my dad would ignore him.
i know now that my father feels bad for that, but at the same time he had no choice.
Hey Grace, just to let you know, Sybil will be at the convention this year, and she will also be joining us at the Brooklyn Rally, so if you think you might wanna give it a shot one last time, then you would be more than welcome to join us on the bus that thursday morning. You could even go along and watch us do the picketing, and give us some advice. Either way I feel priviledged to meet you at the conference.
Dave
i remember there was one that used to go to my hall.
he would say hi to my dad and my dad would ignore him.
i know now that my father feels bad for that, but at the same time he had no choice.
Well great born again, now when is the WT Society gonna start taking responsibility? Your personal responsibility theory runs both ways.
Dave
i remember there was one that used to go to my hall.
he would say hi to my dad and my dad would ignore him.
i know now that my father feels bad for that, but at the same time he had no choice.
Thanks for that testimony Grace, You never know what effect you can have on people, you just need to do what is right and help people in any way you can to see the real truth. There will always be those who have a certain fondness for the JW way, but you cant let them try to drag you down. I wont be brought down. I will do whatever means I can to expose the lies of the JW organization. Someone, somewhere just might thank me someday-- Well actually a few people have thanked me while I was out there picketing.
Dave
i remember there was one that used to go to my hall.
he would say hi to my dad and my dad would ignore him.
i know now that my father feels bad for that, but at the same time he had no choice.
I believe youre right Danny, I had that same feeling too. Or else BornAgain still has a little love in her heart for "Mother Org"
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i think their site is starting to reflect what they really stand for, agree?
http://www.watchtower.org.
LOL, thats hilarious
i remember there was one that used to go to my hall.
he would say hi to my dad and my dad would ignore him.
i know now that my father feels bad for that, but at the same time he had no choice.
Jehovah's Witnesses are a deadly cult, and I have witnessed the heartache this religion has caused my family, so therefore I have decided to take a negative and turn it into a positive by exposing this religion to the world and hopefully spare a few kids from the depressing life I had.
Dave
i remember there was one that used to go to my hall.
he would say hi to my dad and my dad would ignore him.
i know now that my father feels bad for that, but at the same time he had no choice.
because they are hypocrites and willing to use these laws to their advantage without so much as voting, serving in the military. They disparage the very same government that grants them those freedoms, while at the same time contributing nearly nothing to society. Thats why
i remember there was one that used to go to my hall.
he would say hi to my dad and my dad would ignore him.
i know now that my father feels bad for that, but at the same time he had no choice.
What do you mean? JW's do teach people not to take blood, and if they do then they risk losing their family and all their friends. There's no free choice there, its just a religion using the help of the constitution to keep the people from having blood. My Dad would have let me die if I needed blood, there is no doubt about it. You take away the shunning policy and many JW's would start accepting blood. The JW's are a legally protected racket that needs to be stopped. All religions arent bad, most are good and help the people to grow into productive citizens of society, only a few like the JW's are counter productive to a healthy mental outlook on life.
Dave
i remember there was one that used to go to my hall.
he would say hi to my dad and my dad would ignore him.
i know now that my father feels bad for that, but at the same time he had no choice.
Thats a complex question, but maybe its more a cultural thing. I only remember seeing one convention being picketed here in the US, and even then they werent XJW's or at least they didnt identify themselves as so. I think Americans here are for any religion, anything goes, as long as its a religion. Thats why people are reluctant to picket against any religion they see as dangerous. Organized religion runs the show here in America, while personal salvation in Jesus is downplayed. Thats why im still a little leery of organized religion. The religion card is played well in this country, and Jehovah's Witnesses have learned to master the art of manipulating the law.
Dave
fema plans to reimburse faith groups for aid.
after weeks of prodding by republican lawmakers and the american red cross, the federal emergency management agency said yesterday that it will use taxpayer money to reimburse churches and other religious organizations that have opened their doors to provide shelter, food and supplies to survivors of hurricanes katrina and rita.. fema officials said it would mark the first time that the government has made large-scale payments to religious groups for helping to cope with a domestic natural disaster.. civil liberties groups called the decision a violation of the traditional boundary between church and state, accusing fema of trying to restore its battered reputation by playing to religious conservatives.
for churches, synagogues and mosques that have taken in hurricane survivors, fema's decision presents a quandary.
sure they will, they will gouge it for everything they can get. The WT Society will be the first in line with their hands stuck out.
Dave
