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Date Posted: 9/03/09 8:49:48pm
Author: nelly
Subject: Re: the difference is that most WOULD not beat but the JA WOULD
In reply to: Peter Eveleigh 's message, "Re: the difference is that most WOULD not beat but the JA WOULD" on 9/03/09 8:24:42pm

I have seen children at toddler age tied to chairs to stop them running around in meetings - but only by really radical people !! As children are from the dark side they must not be allowed to cause DISTRACTIONS - a sign of the devil aaarrrgh

I can remember when I first joined the JA someone who is now a senior leader complaining because social services had been in touch with him over someone they had staying, as this man had been convicted for belting his children. The JA person (then a household leader) was pissed off they had poked their noses in. In his eyes they were all "middle class" and did not understand how the poor lived and disciplined their children!

It comes down to immaturity of people who should never be leaders, but is sooo dangerous.

>
>>Would I be right in thinking that at times they would
>>tie some child to a chair for hours on end in
>>isolation?
>
>I do have to say that despite having been there at the
>fellowship's most extreme time, I don't recall this
>having happened; and I haven't heard anyone claim it
>since.

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Replies:

Radicals -- Tom, 9/03/09 9:03:14pm
- Re: Radicals -- Peter Eveleigh, 9/03/09 10:00:29pm
  - Re: Radicals -- Tom, 9/03/09 10:10:55pm
    - Re: Radicals -- Peter Eveleigh, 9/03/09 11:14:36pm
      - Re: Radicals -- Tom, 10/03/09 12:00:26am
        Re: Radicals -- Peter Eveleigh, 10/03/09 7:28:49pm

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>I have seen children at toddler age tied to chairs to >stop them running around in meetings - but only by >really radical people !! As children are from the dark >side they must not be allowed to cause DISTRACTIONS - >a sign of the devil aaarrrgh > >I can remember when I first joined the JA someone who >is now a senior leader complaining because social >services had been in touch with him over someone they >had staying, as this man had been convicted for >belting his children. The JA person (then a household >leader) was pissed off they had poked their noses in. >In his eyes they were all "middle class" and did not >understand how the poor lived and disciplined their >children! > >It comes down to immaturity of people who should never >be leaders, but is sooo dangerous. > > > >> >>>Would I be right in thinking that at times they would >>>tie some child to a chair for hours on end in >>>isolation? >> >>I do have to say that despite having been there at the >>fellowship's most extreme time, I don't recall this >>having happened; and I haven't heard anyone claim it >>since.
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