Is it really worth leaving your kids with trauma?
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The "Peaceful" Cult Next Door
Elders that turn a blind eye to the cries from children inside Kingdom Halls and Conventions. Parents literally abusing their kids to please "Jehovah" and get brownie points from their leaders. And they knock with warm smiles welcoming you in too...
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There was this thing that one of my moots have mentioned, that they’re basically a “we’re going to harm you and then harm you then harm you for your own good because we love you, even though it’s technically harming you” type of cult. (Also sorry to hear that 🫂)
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I got cut off by mother & father when leaving the Jehovah's Witness religion 19 years ago. Then when they softened slightly and wanted to see me occasionally on their terms after 5 yrs of blanking me, I decided I would cut them off. You can't do that to me & expect forgiveness!
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growing up Jehovah’s Witness and listening to christmas music now that I have free will
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She also would used to hit me sometimes when I’d forget to read a Jehovah’s Witness article when I was a kid. She’d either do that or take away my electronics for a day or even a week.
Nowadays, she doesn’t do that anymore, just yell at me sometimes.
But she hasn’t apologized
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I was threatened yesterday to have my job taken away that was given to me by her friend who’s also blinded by the cult just because I haven’t been specifically nice to the Jehovah’s Witnesses at my hall.
I’ll continue to maintain appearances for the sake of my future
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Literally, do the parents in that cult care about their kids?
They criticize people who have sacrificed their kids in the past, but they basically do the modern day version of children sacrifice.
There’s no reason to be happy over a kid dying for a made up god (governing body
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After 14 months and 12 shelters, Diane finally found Pepper again. 😭The moment they fell into each other’s arms proved that true love never forgets.
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“kill your child or give them a blood transfusion”
Jehovah’s Witnesses asf:
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The cult that drove a wedge between me and my blood family have adjusted their 81 year old prohibition of blood transfusions. Over a thousand Jehovah’s Witnesses died each year on average as a result of banning something that they’re now OK with.
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx5y…
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🚨#BREAKING: Five men in Tennessee are being hailed as HEROES for saving a woman from DROWNING just SECONDS before her car COMPLETELY SUBMERGED underwater...
...the fishermen FLOORED their boat, RAMMED the sinking car, busted the back window, and PULLED HER OUT ALIVE!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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Jehovah's Witnesses - needlessly killing people for eight decades
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx5y…
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🔴 Jehovah's Witnesses lift 81-year blood transfusion ban; man died 23 days before rule change
Isaac Valdez, 26, died on 26 August 2026 after refusing a blood transfusion during emergency brain surgery following a seizure and resulting haemorrhage. As a Jehovah's Witness, he carried a "No Blood" card reflecting the faith's ban on transfusions, imposed in 1945 based on interpretations of biblical passages about consuming blood.
23 days after his death, the Jehovah's Witnesses' Governing Body announced the ban would be lifted. The faith now permits use of blood components—plasma, red blood cells, platelets—in medical procedures previously prohibited.
