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@CounterCultureLives My motivation in addressing the dry council was to help them understand the shaky foundation of their core beliefs in the hope that they would have more tolerance for others like me, perhaps in their own families. So my remarks were reinforced with esteem for them, so they w...

@CounterCultureLives Sign me up for a kit! I can put it right next to my "Pay, Lay, Ale" glass and flat-top bakers hat.

@Jakkun78 Yes! Exactly what I articulated to the crowd. The LDS think they have more access to the spirit than other people in other faiths. Basically, it is a "my Jesus is better than your Jesus" competition. And every religion of course thinks there version of the 'gospel' is better than an...

@kornelious1 You aptly illustrate the fear-mongering prevalent in destructive mind control. It is readily apparent to me and many others that religion is the simply the art of convincing people to sacrifice tangible things in this life for imaginary things in an imaginary after-life. Admitting ...

Emily, I heartily applaud your courage to make this video. Your motive is obvious: you want to help other people in similar circumstances. In the final analysis, this life is all about how we have treated other people. You have been treated poorly, yet instead of becoming bitter and self-destr...

@lacura11 These folks (in the "I'm An Ex-Mormon" spots) do not come across as desperate or combative to me at all - they come across as happy - somewhat relieved - wanting to reach out to others who are hurting. Mischaracterizing the videos mirrors the wrong-thinking that drives the need.

@catexan Sorry abt the acronyms. TBM = true believing Mormon, UU = Universalist Unitarian. Steven Hassan is an ex-Moonie, licensed cult mind control therapist, and author of at least two books on mind control and recovery from cult mind control. I am sure you can google him and get a complete b...

@conmuchogusto007 I am in a unique position to help others leaving Mormonism. Through video, written word ("Standing for Something More"), and in person, reaching out to others and letting them know they are not alone brings me tremendous joy, unsurpassed in my life experience to date. Every da...

@lacura11 Destructive mind control elements found in Mormonism include: identity replacement, threatening prophesies, exclusive meetings, exclusive shrines, deception, dependency, confession, extraction of money, demand for purity, hyper-vigilance, doctrine over person, loading the language, stri...

Destructive mind control elements found in Mormonism include: identity replacement, threatening prophesies, exclusive meetings, exclusive shrines, deception, dependency, confession, extraction of money, demand for purity, hyper-vigilance, doctrine over person, loading the language, strict obedien...