Keith and Adam - Apostates Don't Hate You

Keith and Adam - Apostates Don't Hate You

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[jaymurtii]

If you're over the age of 14 then it"s not brainwashing, its volunteering.

[propagandatechniques]

@jaymurtii What do you call baptizing children as young as eight years, then telling them when they turn 18 if they try to leave their parents and friends will disown them?

[jaymurtii]

@propagandatechniques It's a shame, all witnesses know that the Society suffers for the God complex. There was a fork in the rode for many of them growing up and is present with adult followers. We all are instilled with Sovereignty. This Sovereignty created this fork in the rode that we fail to acknowledge or develop. We can not ignore it anymore regardless if people agree or not. Be willing to stand alone.

[propagandatechniques]

@jaymurtii

I agree. If the only way you can make it is in a group, then the herd will be marched off a cliff with you in it. Good advice.

[clnmyjts]

I can`t imagine how tuff it would be to leave the watchtower after being raised in the org. I remember at the age of 30 when I joined I had to demonized my friends & family to fit in? When I left I have to make my wrongs aright with all my friend & family that I had placed as demonized. What of someone whom never had friends out side the org..? How do they find peace of mind? good video

[propagandatechniques]

@clnmyjts

I hear ya. I think of that all the time. 

[TheMulder1981]

This guy talks as glibly and as insanely as his father, the devil!

PT needs to be taken out!!

[Revolt1680]

@jaymurtii Yeah, I think at 14 I understood a lot of things, but I wasn't big enough to rebel to the point of thinking for myself. It's crazy, but I did hold out until 17 to get baptized because at that point I thought I'd made my decision. Now I look back and think; wow, the ignorance of youth.

[alamo11]

good points

[jaymurtii]

@Revolt1680 I was baptized as a early teen, and brought up as a JW, So I understand.

[Revolt1680]

@jaymurtii No. Pretty much at that age I couldn't even imagine having a life of my own, so I lived what my parents and congregation wanted me to be. It's the same for all JW youth. They're not taught to look forward to anything except the New System. You can't entertain the thought of college or parenthood. Who cares about missing out on holidays when you're nobody anyway.

[PrintedTruth]

We do care about others, but we have to speak out. There is nothing more painful then words in your heart that you dare not utter.

[clnmyjts]

@zeldagoblin OK? I didn`t get evolved in the W.T.B.T.S. until I was 31 years old and I spent 15+ years in the org.

When I came out of it at 46+ years old it was still tuff for me, even thought I had been in the world for the first 30 years of my life..( pretty scary HUH )

[zeldagoblin]

@clnmyjts I was that person, I left at 30 after being deeply brainwashed from childhood, and it was very hard making friends. I had been taught to mistrust "worldly" people, who, even if they seemed nice, were to be viewed as a danger. I feared talking to people, walking into crowded rooms, etc. Took a long time to normalize.

[clnmyjts]

@Nimzomyth68 I was just about ready to drop out of these W.T. publishing cult video blogs. But I kept having these stupid ass dreams about friends caught inside the W.T. org. SO.. I figured maybe I had something to say that just might shed some light on the topic, thus I stuck around for a while longer...LOL Great comment my friend : )

[integration11]

Looks like Keith is gone again...bummer...