What does it all mean? That is, the anti-Mormon influencer community has learned over the last few decades that exmormons are vulnerable and often fearful of leaving the religion in which they grew up. And anti-Mormon influencers have discovered that if they can supply exmormons with enough negative content about the Mormon church and its members, many exmormons will find comfort and a false sense of relief knowing that there are at least a few people out there who feel the same way they do. Essentially, anti-Mormon influencers have chosen to take advantage of vulnerable exmormons, similar to how Joseph Smith chose to preach against Christianity and paint Christianity negatively in order for questioning Christians to join the Mormon church after hearing what Joseph had to say negatively about Christianity. And, lo and behold, Joseph Smith also requested money from the people he was attempting to influence. Is it just me who finds it amusing that anti-Mormon influencers are mimicking the greatest anti-Christian influencer of all time, Joseph Smith? Is it just me who thinks it's hilarious that Joseph Smith and his cohorts preached and talked negatively about a well-established religion in order to persuade disaffected Christians to join their religion so that new Mormons could eventually pay money, and that anti-Mormon influencers preach and talk negatively about Mormonism in order for disaffected Mormons to eventually push the donate button and eventually start paying money on a regular basis?
