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https://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/wa/a/25697590/three-injured-as-car-hits-park-bench/
An elderly driver crashed into a park bench in Mandurah, Western Australia today where 3 JWs were sitting. They had set up their JW cart and their literature was also strewn across the ground.
One of the JWs was seriously injured with head injuries.
What a freak accident this is.
Was he an apostate?
Big J must have been angry with their idling ways and sought to teach them a lesson.
Sorry to hear that, it just shows that we need to live every day to the fullest, we never know what may happen.
It's always tragic when accidents happen, and as Phizzy says we must live each day to the full.
That means NOT spending your life blindly following the false leaders of this religion. Get OUT OF HER, dear ones! Go LIVE life the way you were intended.
It could so easily have been much worse. It doesn't take much for an out-of-control vehicle to cause significant damage and even death. A sobering reminder that all humans, regardless of creed, are vulnerable to unforseen occurrences.
Sorry to hear ANY person has been injured, but again it prompts the question:
Where was Jehovah, or the Holy Spirit at the time?
I mean come on jws....we get told experiences about Jehovah supposedly blessing people's chickens or crops when they go to an assembly, but here were faithful pioneers engaged in "the lords work" and they get directly hit while in service!
This is terribly sad, and yet at some level a little funny.
Where was Jehovah, or the Holy Spirit at the time?
Unfortunately, chickens rank higher in importance than a human. It has always been so.
No doubt JayJay was distracted by other really important things, like counting the hairs on someone's head, looking for fallen sparrows, or directing the GB in some profitable new real estate venture.
Being that WT's official position is that JWs maning these carts are 'independent operators' doing a "personal ministry" for themselves, not the Corp., Big J has no obligation to look after them.
It's a sad event whatever the reason they were sat on the park bench.
Trying to turn it into any kind of veiled "serves them right" or "where is your god" attack is low IMO
