"Because I didn't have hatred for what's wrong" is a crazy statement. Hate is just an objectively bad emotion to promote.
@bellevie.b37 минут бұрын
Great job! Thanks for sharing! The Watchtower is a sleazy lying mockery that loves money and that has kidnapped our loved ones. They will pay every single abuse and all of the suffering they have caused!
@markriosn758942 минут бұрын
I too lure men to bed me with promises of seeing my aquarium.
@IsThisRllyNecessary48 минут бұрын
I grew up baptist (which is pretty similar to jw) and i am, in fact, gay. Growing up as a lesbian in a baptist home *absolutely sucked* i never told anyone i was gay (for obvious reasons) but everyone always said how “unholy them homosexuals are” and i just constantly felt like it was a mistake or i was in the wrong for loving women. (If already had trauma involving men so I definitely didn’t want to marry one, especially back then)
@PWigglman1492Сағат бұрын
I kept thinking they were going to kiss.
@markivy3451Сағат бұрын
JWs knocking on doors creeped me the f out when they walked through the neighborhood. And im sure the one time my granny invited them into to talk kept them coming back to the neighborhood for years. They would try to talk to me as a little kid riding a bike,id just speed up and go. I remember telling my granny that and she said stay away from them,they might be bad or not. But you never know,I told her I wasnt 😂😂😂 they gave me the willies. By the 90s they quit walking the neighborhood.
@incredibleflameboyСағат бұрын
11:20 what's happening in that room? Did they forget to finish making the set? Theres just a piece of unfinished timber being used as a bannister
@WhiteArtsMagicСағат бұрын
The dumbest thing that a religious org tries to teach its members is that those who leave know they are leaving the truth but want to live that more free life away from the restrictions. HEY RELIGIOUS PERSON READING THIS - ITS NEVER ABOUT THIS - ITS ABOUT YOU DONT HAVE THE TRUTH AND WE KNOW IT, so we leave
@twilightverdictСағат бұрын
I love the sounds from the outside the door, its like fucking KKK mob is coming for JWs
@ReXXon-x4uСағат бұрын
19:12 "yeah right"💀💀💀💀
@fluffyunicorn7187Сағат бұрын
To be fair, growing up as a Witness and growing up with a controlling Mother, I did read the Bible Stories when I had nothing else to do. And I grew up on the Yellow book. Do you know how graphic that version is? I was allowed to read that but God forbid I watched the Disney Channel
@LakeStudios-lh4vbСағат бұрын
why is the family American but the dad is Russian?
@TheCrazyOne22 сағат бұрын
The thing that makes me sad about these videos is that the animation is incredible, arguably on the level of some studios like Disney, but it’s being used for propaganda. Such wasted talent
@Bat-Edits-Draws-Animates2 сағат бұрын
1:05 man boobies 🤤
@incredibleflameboy2 сағат бұрын
"has this been a one time thing?" "Im not sure but he did recommend some of his favourite porn stars by name. I checked them out myself and i was impressed by their acting skills, maybe they could act in our films"
@TheMightymolar2 сағат бұрын
Knowing things is evil!
@markriosn75892 сағат бұрын
That phrase "Jehova hates..." I grew up in a southern Baptist church in rural Alabama. I got the full fire and brimstone surmons about going to hell if you were feminist or gay or trans. That sin was everywhere. The road to damnantion is wide and the path to Heaven narrow. But, never did my pastor say "God hates...." it's straight up blasphemous yet they say it all the time.
@sariamabel2 сағат бұрын
PCACA 😭
@theurbanthirdhomestead2 сағат бұрын
We should all know by now that jehovah is the god of this world, Hasatan himself. He requires sacrifice, slaughter, your first born (Numbers 3:13). He makes us eat our babies (Leviticus 26:29). Jesus came to free us from the old covenant. He told the jews that they did not know his father (John 8:19, John 14:7).
@incredibleflameboy3 сағат бұрын
This is insane. I'm not from a religious background as controlling as JW but when my girlfriend (now wife) got pregnant we were young, both in university and not financially stable and my father tried to get me to leave her and despite having difficulties from being young parents staying was the best thing I ever did because despite all of my shortcomings, my children give me a reason to be proud EVERY SINGLE DAY. 3 dirty old men should not have the control to destroy the lives of those inside or in the case shown in this video, outside of the religion. Suffice to say I dont have any contact with my father or members of his church anymore and actually went full 180 from how i was raised by becoming a practicing witch. He would flip out if he knew that side of it but I think he would be devastated to know I've had another child since cutting him off
@myrkrinuu3 сағат бұрын
Christian here, i feel like the whole theme of "feelings" they preach contradicts the bible a lot. I also feel like baptism should be something personal and a choice the person should make, not the family or church. Just want to apologize to people who were taken advantage of spiritually, mentally, emotionally, and physically from these other branches of Christianity and I hope anyone who sees this has an amazing day <3
@christianchavis60083 сағат бұрын
One of those apostles is black, he might not admit it but he is
@9elypses3 сағат бұрын
I'm a practicing pagan that grew up in the SBC environment and I want you to know this shit is beyond fascinating. Thank you, truly, for sharing your experiences in this cult. I'm excited to keep consuming your content for the foreseeable future 🥰
@Evelyndancesinsunshine4 сағат бұрын
Men play a huge role in the Norman church I'm not morman but a lot of my friends are and I went one of the morman girl camps and they brought like ten men to be their because there priests I got weird vibes from them
@importal1724 сағат бұрын
i didn't lose...
@bee4584 сағат бұрын
Cringed at 7:09-7:12
@TheDogHouse5934 сағат бұрын
Listen Jesus is nice I like him, BUT HIW THE HECK ARE BIRTHDAYS RELATED TO BAD LUCK?!? (I’m not Christian btw)
@TheDogHouse5934 сағат бұрын
I lost it when he got a plastic mustache
@darkseraphim67934 сағат бұрын
i hope he doesnt become a serial killer
@Makhaioshin4 сағат бұрын
Hi ExJWPanda, I hope this message finds you well. I wanted to take a moment to thank you for the content you create and share. Your videos have been a significant source of clarity and validation for me as I reflect on my journey with the Jehovah’s Witnesses. I grew up in Massachusetts in a family where my parents attended meetings and brought my siblings and me to the Kingdom Hall, though neither of them were baptized. My father’s mother was disfellowshipped, and over time, my parents stopped attending due to their own personal struggles. Even so, we had Watchtower and Awake articles, Bibles, and other literature in our home, and as a child who loved reading, I immersed myself in them. I believed in God but didn’t necessarily see the Jehovah’s Witnesses as the one true religion back then. When I was 13, one of my dad’s old JW friends stopped by, and after a conversation with him, I decided to attend meetings, hoping it might offer a better way of life. My mom supported me but encouraged me not to get baptized until I graduated high school to ensure I was confident in my decision-a piece of advice I’m grateful for now, even if I didn’t fully appreciate it at the time. Despite my loyalty to the congregation, I always had issues with some of the doctrine and the role of the Governing Body as the sole interpreters of scripture. I stayed active for years, even as I pursued a college education, a choice that brought its own challenges with the elders. I faced pushback for questioning certain teachings and pursuing higher education, but I chose college to escape a low economic status and carve out a fulfilling career for myself that would also allow me to preach. Initially I would’ve pursued the life sciences because In always been fascinated by the diversity of life and how all natural systems interact and humans impact our human and non-human environments. But instead I chose to pursue history and linguistics as a field I felt I could justify and avoid any potential clashes with evolutionary teachings while gaining more research skill in areas I felt the organizations literature lacked. By 2019, while in my junior year of college, I left the organization for good. I realized I’d stayed so long largely because of my love for members of my old congregation and the lack of satisfactory alternatives in my own research into other religions. Your videos resonate deeply with me. Many of the points you make are ones I raised with elders over the years, though they never addressed my questions satisfactorily. I told a couple of brothers after the recent pandemic that I’d only return if they could prove from the scriptures that my concerns were invalid. No one ever followed up. That, along with the organization’s inconsistent teachings and lack of credible research, contributed to my disillusionment. Now, I’m a PhD student and a father, and while I still believe in God, or at least want to believing a Creator, religion is a constant source of inner debate for me. Especially as someone of Black and Indigenous heritage who understands, researches and is impacted through lived experiences by the histories of colonialism, biblical justifications for slavery and assimilation, conquering, genocide, treatment of women and those of different gender or sexual identities, among many other issues that are hard to justify. Part of me wonders if I should engage one final time with local Witnesses to bring closure, though I doubt they could provide the answers I’m looking for. Your thoughtful, well-researched, and logical approach has been immensely helpful. The way the organization demonized “apostates” kept me from engaging with critical content for so long, but I always believed that understanding counterpoints was essential for any genuine faith. I wish I’d had someone like you to discuss my thoughts with earlier in my life. I’ve made so many contradictory decisions over this short time because of my inner conflict with my faith and I just never had anyone who was willing to really critically engage with religious discussions in an open-minded way. Your work has made me feel less isolated in my journey, and I’m grateful for your efforts. If you ever have time or interest in chatting, I’d love the opportunity to share more of my story and hear about yours. I’m considering joining your Patreon soon so I can delve deeper into your content as well. Thank you again for everything you do, and I hope you’re doing well! All the best, and much love to you brother!
@jdp56064 сағат бұрын
Df'd 2007. Telling my mom was the worst thing I ever had to do.
@teirdalin4 сағат бұрын
You know the flat Earthers are really bad when even the Jehova WItnesses believe in a round Earth.
@daniellecruz33114 сағат бұрын
I like how one of your Patreon members has the username "The Governing Body." Also, I liked that Undertale background music in the end.
@dallinnelson75795 сағат бұрын
21:34 Yes as we believe that the Holy Ghost speaks to everyone regardless of their religious beliefs or lack thereof. Christ’s peace can help anyone and everyone. Would God really love everyone if the only ones that could feel His peace followed all His commandments?
@Kbarz975 сағат бұрын
Maybe Jehovah can teach her that she owns a tortoise, not a turtle.
@spiderfox19885 сағат бұрын
I take being called an apostate and a “skilled warrior against jehovah” as a compliment
@darkseraphim67935 сағат бұрын
y did the animators give the turtle a small ass terrarium to live in? do they not know about how to take care of a terrarium or do they know but just want to show that “pets are not important”?
@johnfairweather70126 сағат бұрын
The fact the watchtower changes the scripture and adds in words to change the meaning of it, is one thing i can never abide
@incredibleflameboy6 сағат бұрын
From this I see that the non-JW is supposed to be the irritating ass hole but if im honest the JWs are insufferable c**ts throughout but we're supposed to see them as heroes.
@SO1-nu5vx6 сағат бұрын
Damm it is hard to like mormonism when they do shit like this but i have so many mormon friends like 2 which isn,t alot but still 2 and they are always so damm Nice