Originally posted by robbie carrobie
Presumptions are your remit, not mine, I try to be unassuming.
Just more dodging from you, then.
I realise you support your religious corporation through thick and thin. In fact something deep down inside me reckons that all this stuff - this case - what was revealed, the weakness of the JW's case, like its pathetic summing up - actually does not sit well with you, but you've put on a brave face, and you've argued your organisation's corner gamely.
Something tells me that it does not sit well with you, but you cannot bring yourself to say so. I could be wrong. What you or i think doesn't matter either way in the final analysis perhaps.
But you did sneer at the victim when you felt cornered by not knowing about the details of the case, you questioned her motivations in a sneering way, you insinuated that she was in it for the money (even if you did then describe the amount of money as mere "peanuts" later, which - frankly - sounded a bit sneering too), you sneered at the drug problems she's had since being abused by brother Kendrick (cashing in a fair few of your credibility points for future discussions about drug users), and now here you are pointedly refusing to welcome other victims like her coming forward with wordplay about "presumption" and "assuming". Wordplay aside, you're dodging the chance to welcome victims getting justice.
You come across as begrudging, robbie. You've stuck by your church, yes. I sincerely hope the JW organisation has a big enough heart and enough sense to learn its lessons [and I hope you stick with it when it does, too] and, as I said before, I hope it seizes this setback as an opportunity to review its policies with regard to child sex abuse and corporate secrecy, and revise them as necessary so as to ensure that such negligence and complicity is less likely to happen ever again.