Comments by "Efrain Rivera" (@EfrainRiveraJunior) on "VICE" channel.

  1. Thanks to the Internet, the truth about the Jehovah's Witnesses is being known. It is an abusive organization that destroys lives, protects pedophilia, and covers up CSA.
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  2. ​ @Empath79 ​ Before beards were prohibited. Now they are OK
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  3. ​ @Empath79 - I gave you multiple examples but YouTube keeps deleting my comments.
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  4. ​ @Empath79 - I recommend doing more research. The Jehovah's Witnesses change all the time. I used to think like you do. Not anymore.
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  5.  @koreanhog5735  - Accusations? The facts are easy to research, and they are undisputed.
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  6.  @koreanhog5735  - Oh! Please educate us on what equates "handling well" such accusations in religious settings. I'll wait.
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  7.  @koreanhog5735  - Shame on you! Too bad YouTube keeps deleting my response.
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  8.  @carlisroy6666  - Thanks! I don't know why YouTube keeps deleting my response to this person.
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  9. And yet Watchtower apologists want to argue that normal family relationships continue. That shunning is a choice.
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  10.  @8linc8  I agree. Those commenting prove our point. J-Dubs are black-hearted.
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  11.  @Hammerhead137  - "How did they tear apart your family[?] You're the one [who] left." Spoken like a true J-Dub. The difference between a religion and a cult is what happens to you when you try to leave.
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  12.  @8linc8  - I remember when "being different" was something to be proud of the that cult. Now the rank-and-file shamelessly says, "That also happens in other religions." Just like you said, as if that makes it OK.
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  13.  @206dogg  - Lies and more lies. You cannot "simply move on." You will pay a price for leaving the cult.
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  14.  @BelanovaRed  - Being a JW is voluntary? Tell that to the hundreds of thousands that were born in the cult.
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  15.  @roxannemestas4380  - "Choose" to leave the organization and see what happens.
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  16.  @danhenderson3458  - Yes! They shun their family members if they get disfellowshipped.
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  17. @TheTruth-g6f  - I can give you Bible studies if you wish.
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  18.  @Trav83  - ???
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  19.  @DawnyaJones  - Disfellowshipping (shunning) is a "loving provision from Jehovah"? Did you hear yourself?
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  20.  @luzelenakates9340  - For decades the J-Dubs were told that the internet was worldly and something to be avoided.
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  21. Grow up.
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  22. I agree.
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  23. What stuff? The Overlapping Generations? That the end would come in 1914, 1925, 1975? Do you mean this stuff?
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  24. @bluekabaw4754 - You are completely right! I'll go back and start deleting comments.
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  25.  @tiabeaniesemotionalsupportdmon  - Well said!
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  26. The Jehovah's Witnesses are the biggest cult hiding in plain sight.
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  27.  @nicolarenshaw6460  - Exactly!
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  28.  @kant.68  - If you know so much, please show me where in the Bible does it say Overlapping Generations. I'll wait.
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  29.  @kant.68  - So much for being a real JW. 🤣 #exposed
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  30.  @lugi25  - I exposed you, @kant, as a pretend JW. You don't even know about the main JW teaching called the Overlapping Generations. No need to use your second account. 😉
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  31. You haven't seen this program before, have you?
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  32.  @greaseweeklygames  - Really? 🙄
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  33.  @greaseweeklygames  - Idi0t spells whats.
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  34.  @greaseweeklygames  - What's a welcome?
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  35. ​ @Empath79 - Sure! 1914 - This Generation shall not pass. Now it's the Overlapping Generations.
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  36.  @talesbeyondgaming7551  - ​ @talesbeyondgaming7551 - The members are told to go to the Elders for everything. When the Elders tell the members to either shut up or be disfellowshipped, they have made themselves responsible. The many lawsuits lost by the Watchtower confirm this.
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  37. ​ @talesbeyondgaming7551  - I was a JW for 32 years, Regular Pioneer and Bethelite. I know what I'm talking about. Please quote me where the Bible says that for some things you must approach the Elders, and for others the Professionals.
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  38. I wish you a quick departure from that evil cult. Freedom has no price.
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  39.  @kbotah2023  - Why should you what?
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  40.  @harshitgarg419  - What assessment of the world are talking about?
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  41.  @derekmaverick5986  - The Watchtower is to arrogant to apologize, or admit that they are wrong. They'll rather blame Jehovah himself, saying that Jehovah guided them incorrectly, just to later give them "new light."
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  42.  @adrianthomas6244  - What is a false accusation? You need to be more specific.
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  43.  @adrianthomas6244  - Who's lying now? Were you or your friends ever baptized? Are any of you disfellowshipped? Are you all still POMI? You forget that we were all Jehovah's Witnesses, and know first hand how the Watchtower trains you in the art of deception by telling half-truths.
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  44.  @suranramdass1885  - I agree with you about the books.
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  45.  @adrianthomas6244  - Se honesto. ¿Estás expulsado? ¿Eres POMI?
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  46.  @adrianthomas6244  - Aww! Your lies caught up with you, and all you can do is repeat what I say. That's so cute.
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  47.  @adrianthomas6244  - And, of course, the only card you have left is calling me an apostate. It would be funny if it wasn't so sad.
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  48.  @alee2233  - You are talking about making that choice. Jehovah's Witnesses don't have that option. They are ordered to shun their loved ones, including their own children, if for example, their children choose to not be part of the religion anymore.
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  49.  @JonesJincyG1979  - Disfellowshipping is not discipline. It's emotional blackmail, and it violates human rights.
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  50.  @jaredgutierrez9509  - What is Jehovah's mindset?
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