Comments by "SK ONTHEROAD" (@skontheroad2666) on "LastWeekTonight" channel.

@knowbuddy0 Sadly, they are designed to address any naysayers and their objections. Every salesperson is trained to do so, of course, that is how their scripts are written (yes, by psychiatrists who specialize in that--which is the same process that happens when writing infomercials). And while if you get in very early and are at the top tier of their pyramid, you will likely make a lot of money. That is an if, but a necessary one--and almost impossible to acheive. The real problem is, if your friends and relatives have already been approached about the "product", there are only so many times one will say yes, fail, and then agree to try it again. And if all of her friends and relatives won't sign up, then who is left? I know ppl who have lost friendships over MLM schemes...I am sure the person selling meant well, but you know what people say about doing something stupid more than once... And nowadays, with the internet at our fingertips, there is no excuse for people to go in blind. An easy search on the product should bring up all of this negative info and bad press. No one has to live in the dark anymore
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@GeoPePeTto I am not sure what religions you have been exposed to (Scientology perhaps? Which is a cult and not a religion), or which comments I made that you are talking about, however, most organizations affiliated with the "big 3" have absolutely nothing to do with MLM. You will never be forced to give money in order to worship anywhere and belief in God is certainly always free.
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@GeoPePeTto Again, I don't know which religion you are referring to and I am sorry you had a bad experience. But not every religion is the same and certainly not every congregation. So you don't need to apply your negative logic and disdain to all of them even-handedly.
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@GeoPePeTto Again--totally depends on which religion and which affiliation and congregation. There are plenty of gay couples who are religious, active members of congregations.
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