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  Do you think that some Ex-Jw's

  by kenpodragon in

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  do you think that some ex-jw's still hold to the type of thinking of active jw's.

  in that they like to argue every single point out to the point that the other side does not even care anymore, and wonders why anyone even took it that far.

  i am not quoting any exact example, but i have been on enough sites to know that there always seems to be a few who like to do this on all sites.

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  kenpodragon

  Never tried tuna, did not even know it was a option.
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  Do you think that some Ex-Jw's

  by kenpodragon in

  1. jw
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  do you think that some ex-jw's still hold to the type of thinking of active jw's.

  in that they like to argue every single point out to the point that the other side does not even care anymore, and wonders why anyone even took it that far.

  i am not quoting any exact example, but i have been on enough sites to know that there always seems to be a few who like to do this on all sites.

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  kenpodragon

  Beck

  Yeah, that is me ... Am I brave showing myself online?
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  JW funeral and I am DF'd

  by Vivamus in

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  i have not been a very active poster lately [have you missed me?].

  there has been plenty of drama in my life the last few weeks, and my time has been absorbed by it.

  my grandma is seriously ill, and has but a few more months to live.

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  Sit where you want and accept nothing of what the puppets of stupidity say!!!!!!!!!
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  Do you think that some Ex-Jw's

  by kenpodragon in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  do you think that some ex-jw's still hold to the type of thinking of active jw's.

  in that they like to argue every single point out to the point that the other side does not even care anymore, and wonders why anyone even took it that far.

  i am not quoting any exact example, but i have been on enough sites to know that there always seems to be a few who like to do this on all sites.

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  kenpodragon

  Do you think that some Ex-Jw's still hold to the type of thinking of active JW's. In that they like to argue every single point out to the point that the other side does not even care anymore, and wonders why anyone even took it that far. I am not quoting any exact example, but I have been on enough sites to know that there always seems to be a few who like to do this on all sites. What I wonder is, why? Is such a thing productive, or just some form of healing their own minds? I am presenting this a question of wondering what you think when this happens. I am not speaking about arguing scripture, I am talking about people who will ever argue about what is the best Pizza topping! (Which as we all know is cheese )

  My thought

  Dragon
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  JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES ARE THE SMARTEST PEOPLE ON EAR

  by minimus in

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  i heard that comment at a meeting from someone that had been associated for 2 months.

  (just thought it was interesting).

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  The brainwashing is working great!
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  Does the Watchtower read postings?

  by freedom96 in

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  i am sure that this has been dicussed before, but i am somewhat new to the site.

  i know that the society keeps copies of books written by former witnesses, but do they moniter sites such as this one?

  if so, how closely?

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  larc

  Just being wierd this evening ... although, I was just playing around with a active imagination

  Not a "brother" though

  Dragon

  Edited by - kenpodragon on 1 September 2002 3:0:23
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  Does the Watchtower read postings?

  by freedom96 in

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  i am sure that this has been dicussed before, but i am somewhat new to the site.

  i know that the society keeps copies of books written by former witnesses, but do they moniter sites such as this one?

  if so, how closely?

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  kenpodragon

  Sorry, I can not be paranoid. But if you wish I could say

  "There are indeed watching us, with the black helicopters hovering around my house with the Watchtower symbol on the side. In fact I ever heard that the FBI keeps track of all these messages and the individual members to see that they do not let their secret come out, that the organization was actually started by a alien race from the 13th planet that would return on December 21, 2012 and use the Witnesses like cattle to feed their workers to mine the planet of minerals they use to increase their power. Then there is also the theory that the Witnesses are in fact controlling the weather and covering up the true assassination detail of JFK, which as we all know was Brother Elvis who actually faked his death to become a regular Pioneer, which he did for many years with Brother Jimmy Hoffa until the decided to return to their life of being immortals in a world wide contest to see who would be the one to bring peace to all mankind.

  ... well I guess it is all possible! Personally though, I just do not care and would laugh if they were spending their time here and not listening to their own advice. Maybe they send people into whore houses to to sample the goods and ask the girls if they know Brother such and such. Also, could they be listening to all the rock music for hours to see if they truly get the desire to kill their parents and sleep with woman they are not married to. They could also be sending out people throughout the world to actually have friends with worldly people to see if it is true that "bad association spoils useful habits."

  If it makes us feel important to think that they are reading our post online and checking each word for copyright infringement, I say "more power to you", but in reality ... and yes, that word sucks sometimes ... I repeat myself, I doubt it. They go after the big stuff, and this is not that. This is just one of those chat rooms they tell people to avoid, less they be stumbled by the truth.

  My thought

  Dragon
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  I'm just curious.........

  by WildHorses in

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  i want to get an idea of how many people have left the org in the past five years.

  which of the following years did you leave?.

  1998 i left.

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  kenpodragon

  December 1996
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  Does the Watchtower read postings?

  by freedom96 in

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  i am sure that this has been dicussed before, but i am somewhat new to the site.

  i know that the society keeps copies of books written by former witnesses, but do they moniter sites such as this one?

  if so, how closely?

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  kenpodragon

  I doubt it strongly!!!!!!
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  Why do elders not disfellowship inactive people?

  by kenpodragon in

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  when i left the religion, i walked away and did not get df'ed or da myself.

  in doing so, my wife left the religion at the same time.

  in our life we have been very nonwitness in our life.

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  kenpodragon

  Farkel

  One thing I can agree on, is that the Witnesses change the rules depending on what they want. The thing is though, I did not make a blanket statement, in the comment I mentioned that I know some elders do not agree with this. The thing is, the actual teaching of headquarters was to ignore and leave them alone ... unless they were causing trouble. Like I have said many time, there is always a exception to all things ... but the norm is what I said.

  Take Care

  Dragon