Mormons don't seem to enjoy proselytizing in their neighborhoods

[drumdude]

https://www.bitchute.com/video/RWsdAZrQjoBT/

Really busts right through that "Mormons are such nice people" trope.

[Kishkumen]

These people haunting the temples are a nuisance.

[huckelberry]

https://www.bitchute.com/video/RWsdAZrQjoBT/

Really busts right through that "Mormons are such nice people" trope.

drumdude, I do not understand what you are seeing in this link. I saw a group of antimormons picketing.
Hard to see how that relates to the image of Mormons being nice people.

I am quite surprised that Moses Lake Washington has a temple. Town is a smallish stop between Seattle and Spokane. Perhaps smallish has grown since I was last there but still ...?

[Everybody Wang Chung]

I love how the Mormon prays with the man and then tells him, "get the f@*$k out of my neighborhood!" That's just the type of passive-aggressive behavior we come to know and love from the Mopologists.

[Everybody Wang Chung]

These people haunting the temples are a nuisance.

I'm cringing now, but as a missionary we used similar tactics (street board near churches, both small and mega). Mormons proselytizing good, non-members proselytizing bad.

The man proselytizing actually seems like a decent, nice man. It's unfortunate the Mormons are cursing him out and saying all sorts of derogatory things.

[huckelberry]

I checked back and found i watched a different clip which starts with person hold a sign, church of Latter day Snakes . ugly stuff.

[Gadianton]

Certainly, folks trolling with these kinds of signs are a test of a person's "inner Mopologist". Recall that DCPs counter-counter-cult career began when he accidentally called a counter-cult organization on the phone one day, thinking it was a local ward. He was not happy that someone out there in the world didn't believe his Church is true and dared exercise their libertarian rights to tell other people about it. How dare they. Did they not know that he had a Phd? They would get a piece of his mind for sure.

Folks engaged in these kinds of antics are likely sensitive, and instead of swearing or telling them off, kindness would likely go a long way.

I do think it is true that if you are a church that proselytes heavily, you can't tell other people where they have to draw the line in their own efforts. It's like hitting below the belt in a boxing match, and then complaining when your opponent cheats worse.

[drumdude]

Certainly, folks trolling with these kinds of signs are a test of a person's "inner Mopologist". Recall that DCPs counter-counter-cult career began when he accidentally called a counter-cult organization on the phone one day, thinking it was a local ward. He was not happy that someone out there in the world didn't believe his Church is true and dared exercise their libertarian rights to tell other people about it. How dare they. Did they not know that he had a Phd? They would get a piece of his mind for sure.

Folks engaged in these kinds of antics are likely sensitive, and instead of swearing or telling them off, kindness would likely go a long way.

I do think it is true that if you are a church that proselytes heavily, you can't tell other people where they have to draw the line in their own efforts. It's like hitting below the belt in a boxing match, and then complaining when your opponent cheats worse.

Indeed. The hostile Mormon approached them and wanted to pray that "the hatred in their hearts would disappear" but once it was clear that wasn't working, he went straight to the F-bomb, H-bomb, and tried to intimidate them by driving his car aggressively close to them.

Scary stuff. And a good view of Mormons behind the masks.

[Rivendale]

Certainly, folks trolling with these kinds of signs are a test of a person's "inner Mopologist". Recall that DCPs counter-counter-cult career began when he accidentally called a counter-cult organization on the phone one day, thinking it was a local ward. He was not happy that someone out there in the world didn't believe his Church is true and dared exercise their libertarian rights to tell other people about it. How dare they. Did they not know that he had a Phd? They would get a piece of his mind for sure.

Folks engaged in these kinds of antics are likely sensitive, and instead of swearing or telling them off, kindness would likely go a long way.

I do think it is true that if you are a church that proselytes heavily, you can't tell other people where they have to draw the line in their own efforts. It's like hitting below the belt in a boxing match, and then complaining when your opponent cheats worse.

Indeed. The hostile Mormon approached them and wanted to pray that "the hatred in their hearts would disappear" but once it was clear that wasn't working, he went straight to the F-bomb, H-bomb, and tried to intimidate them by driving his car aggressively close to them.

Scary stuff. And a good view of Mormons behind the masks.

Like Rick Bennett's scathing email to Bill Reel?

[Res Ipsa]

These people haunting the temples are a nuisance.

I'm cringing now, but as a missionary we used similar tactics (street board near churches, both small and mega). Mormons proselytizing good, non-members proselytizing bad.

The man proselytizing actually seems like a decent, nice man. It's unfortunate the Mormons are cursing him out and saying all sorts of derogatory things.

Not a nice man at all.

ETA: https://www.tri-cityherald.com/news/loc ... 22248.html