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blueballs wrote:There is a JW church about a mile or so from the Central FL blueballs compound and every now and then they take to the streets and show up at the front door.

After this occured about a half dozen times I started going to the door in my underwear and telling them we had just put the porno in the DVD and packed the bong.... they stopped coming by. Bastards.

Cap'n Cat wrote:http://usnews.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2012/ ... bused?lite

Jehovah's Witnesses ordered to pay more than $20 million to woman who said she was sexually abused
By James Eng, msnbc.com
Updated at 3:20 p.m. ET: In what both sides described as a momentous ruling, a jury in Oakland, Calif., has found that Jehovah’s Witnesses was partly responsible for the alleged sexual abuse of a girl by one of its members and must pay her more than $20 million.


The Alameda County Superior Court jury on Thursday awarded $21 million in punitive damages to the plaintiff, who is now 26 years old. That was on top of the $7 million in compensatory damages it awarded her on Wednesday.
The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New York, the Jehovah’s Witnesses’ legal entity, is responsible for the entire punitive damages amount and 40 percent of the compensatory damages, said Rick Simons, attorney for the plaintiff. Sixty percent of the compensatory damages was assessed against Jonathan Kendrick, the man accused of abusing her.

Candace Conti sued Watchtower, the Fremont, Calif., congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses and Kendrick in 2011. It’s msnbc.com’s policy not to identify victims of sexual abuse, but Conti agreed to be identified so that any other victims would feel they could come forward too.




Religion.

Grizalltheway wrote:Had some Christian show up at the door this morning, dragging her poor 6-year-old granddaughter with her. Yeah, cvnt, I'm sure that's exactly how she wants to spend a Saturday morning during summer vacation.

Grizalltheway wrote:Had some Christian show up at the door this morning, dragging her poor 6-year-old granddaughter with her. Yeah, cvnt, I'm sure that's exactly how she wants to spend a Saturday morning during summer vacation.

BigSkyBears wrote:

Grizalltheway wrote:Had some Christian show up at the door this morning, dragging her poor 6-year-old granddaughter with her. Yeah, cvnt, I'm sure that's exactly how she wants to spend a Saturday morning during summer vacation.

How do you know she's a Christian?

Grizalltheway wrote:

BigSkyBears wrote:
How do you know she's a Christian?

I guess the Bible and pamphlet espousing its virtues tipped me off.

One of the primary ways in which children's rights are violated in religious environments is by indoctrination. Instead of granting their children the same right to religious freedom that they want for themselves, many parents indoctrinate them before they are able to make their own informed decision on whether to believe or not. Young children are also targeted for indoctrination by religious institutions, especially by fundamentalists, evangelicals, Catholics and Anglicans, but also by cults like Scientology. The beliefs and doctrines of those groups are so irrational that the best way to get new recruits is to manipulate the minds of children and teens who are unable to defend themselves from lies and superstitions with reason. In my opinion, that is immoral spiritual abuse. The educational rights of children are also undermined when they are intellectually abused with biblical literalism, anti-science creationism or denied the right to attend university.

Grizalltheway wrote:

BigSkyBears wrote:
How do you know she's a Christian?

I guess the Bible and pamphlet espousing its virtues tipped me off.

Grizalltheway wrote:

BigSkyBears wrote:
How do you know she's a Christian?

I guess the Bible and pamphlet espousing its virtues tipped me off.

BigSkyBears wrote:

Grizalltheway wrote:
I guess the Bible and pamphlet espousing its virtues tipped me off.

Maybe she just calls herself a Christian?

BigSkyBears wrote:

Grizalltheway wrote:
I guess the Bible and pamphlet espousing its virtues tipped me off.

Maybe she just calls herself a Christian?

Grizalltheway wrote:

BigSkyBears wrote:
Maybe she just calls herself a Christian?

Who the fuck knows? Maybe she went and beat the shit out of the girl because she failed to score another recruit. All I know is she should leave her granddaughter out of it if she wants to go around annoying strangers on weekends.

BigSkyBears wrote:

Grizalltheway wrote:
I guess the Bible and pamphlet espousing its virtues tipped me off.

Maybe she just calls herself a Christian?

BlueHen86 wrote:

BigSkyBears wrote:
Maybe she just calls herself a Christian?

What else would you call her?

Ibanez wrote:

BlueHen86 wrote:
What else would you call her?

maybe she was a Jew for Jesus.


Ha. Good one.

BlueHen86 wrote:

Ibanez wrote: maybe she was a Jew for Jesus.


Ha. Good one.

Maybe she was a zoroastrian working under cover.

BigSkyBears wrote:

Grizalltheway wrote:
I guess the Bible and pamphlet espousing its virtues tipped me off.

Maybe she just calls herself a Christian?

Wedgebuster wrote:Well, if one was to decide to become a religious retard, the Jehovas have always been into flaunting their hot young ladies in short skirts, seems more appealing than pumping Cub Scouts bent over an alter, but that could just be my own personal taste.