(Update) Missionary forcing themselfs on Papa New Guinea tribe

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Leave them alone! 

[LaLa 19,904]

Ugh, gross.

I have a cousin who did missionary work when she was younger, and I remember once they went to a country they weren't even allowed to tell anyone about because it was too dangerous. Like she couldn't even tell her parents where she was going, because it was illegal to try and convert people to Christianity there. I always thought that was so awful and reckless because no question our own government (Canada) would have done everything to protect them and bring them home if they were caught, but the people they converted in the country would have likely been killed or jailed and had no one to help them. Like wtf, way to endanger people just to push your own ideology on them 

Thankfully she's stopped doing it, it was always so awkward when she asked for money and everyone else in the family had to be like, um no thanks lol

[thefamebitch 834]

Growing up I thought missionaries were building homes and bringing water to people..... not trying to invade a remote area to spread their religious bs and infect the people with diseases/ bacteria. Wishing nothing but the worst for these missionary-invaders who decide to do this during a pandemic instead of actually helping humanity 

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29 minutes ago, alsemanche said:

Missionaries are such despicable humans. Hope this doesn't end well for them

Do you ever have anything good or not brainless to say? Or is that your one personality trait? 

 

For someone who makes judgements about what and who is "brainless" or not, you certainly show that you dont know the history of the last 2000 years on this planet. U didnt understand that my comment was a joke? 

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11 minutes ago, thefamebitch said:

Growing up I thought missionaries were building homes and bringing water to people..... not trying to invade a remote area to spread their religious bs and infect the people with diseases/ bacteria. Wishing nothing but the worst for these missionary-invaders who decide to do this during a pandemic instead of actually helping humanity 

That's what they do. They invade remote areas by building homes and bringing water to people. At least in those cases, the community gets something out of this.

 

[GagaSine 7,464]

23 minutes ago, thefamebitch said:

Growing up I thought missionaries were building homes and bringing water to people..... not trying to invade a remote area to spread their religious bs and infect the people with diseases/ bacteria. Wishing nothing but the worst for these missionary-invaders who decide to do this during a pandemic instead of actually helping humanity 

They are also known for sexually assaulting the local people 

[ALGAYDO 35,379]

I loved the part of the Bible where Jesus said “go invade other people’s land, risking their lives in the process, so they can worship my daddy” 

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13 minutes ago, ALGAYDO said:

I loved the part of the Bible where Jesus said “go invade other people’s land, risking their lives in the process, so they can worship my daddy” 

I'm not an expert, but that sounds like something you may find in the Bible. 

[TimisaMonster 31,073]

1 hour ago, KanyeWest said:

They cant do it bcs they don't exist.

Exactly...

[Varys 30,916]

29 minutes ago, ALGAYDO said:

I loved the part of the Bible where Jesus said “go invade other people’s land, risking their lives in the process, so they can worship my daddy” 

I think something like that is really in the bible and quran 

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5 hours ago, Esteban said:

It reminds me of John Chau's story, the man who tried to convert Sentinelese Island. Spoiler alert, it ended pretty bad for him 

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/24/world/asia/north-sentinel-island-missionary-killed.html#:~:text=When Indian police officers in,island%2C they saw something strange.&text=The 26-year-old American,long history of repelling outsiders.  

Yeah.... I don’t think this is gonna end well for this guy

[Varys 30,916]

1 hour ago, Blue Lagoon said:

Yeah.... I don’t think this is gonna end well for this guy

Rip

 

[Varys 30,916]

6 hours ago, Lucas said:

"Pray for the missionary team" lol pray for the tribe who will have to face virus and bacteria brought by these monsters and that are basically getting endoctrined?

 

6 hours ago, POP2 said:

Disgusting

 

6 hours ago, Babel said:

Modern day colonization.

 

6 hours ago, Trillion Reasons said:

Is this 21st Century? 

 

6 hours ago, Chromatislaps said:

they can keep it

 

6 hours ago, audrey horne said:

leave them alone. "praying for the missionary team" trip to end badly tbh

 

6 hours ago, holy scheisse said:

Imagine dedicating months of your life to forcing your beliefs on other people, and thinking it is ordained and sanctioned by a holy entity. Lmfao

Delusional colonizers 

 

6 hours ago, Brecht said:

Literal trash. These people deserve the worst.

 

6 hours ago, Sepsami said:

These fanatics always amaze me, the audacity to think they have the right to disturb these people's way of life, because  Christianity has it all figured out right  

 

5 hours ago, Modern Ecstasy2 said:

The way they think they’re heroes for showing the Bible to the Amdu people... I have to laugh. And scream. 

 

4 hours ago, GagaSine said:

The fact that this is legal is insane to me. The tribe should be protected. If they want to come in contact with other people or learn on their own that’s fine, but for these missionaries to approach them like this is disgusting 

 

4 hours ago, Pennywise said:

Institutional religion is disgusting in each and every form.

 

4 hours ago, TimisaMonster said:

Why cant God or ANY diety just reveal themselves to mankind? Why do people need to do anything and harass innocent people with their harmful indoctrination? 

 

4 hours ago, littlepotter said:

sharpen your arrows sweeties ♥

 

3 hours ago, LaLa said:

Ugh, gross.

I have a cousin who did missionary work when she was younger, and I remember once they went to a country they weren't even allowed to tell anyone about because it was too dangerous. Like she couldn't even tell her parents where she was going, because it was illegal to try and convert people to Christianity there. I always thought that was so awful and reckless because no question our own government (Canada) would have done everything to protect them and bring them home if they were caught, but the people they converted in the country would have likely been killed or jailed and had no one to help them. Like wtf, way to endanger people just to push your own ideology on them 

Thankfully she's stopped doing it, it was always so awkward when she asked for money and everyone else in the family had to be like, um no thanks lol

 

3 hours ago, thefamebitch said:

Growing up I thought missionaries were building homes and bringing water to people..... not trying to invade a remote area to spread their religious bs and infect the people with diseases/ bacteria. Wishing nothing but the worst for these missionary-invaders who decide to do this during a pandemic instead of actually helping humanity 

 

2 hours ago, ALGAYDO said:

I loved the part of the Bible where Jesus said “go invade other people’s land, risking their lives in the process, so they can worship my daddy” 

Seems they were “succesful” 

 

[Alphaz 7,969]

19 minutes ago, Varys said:

 

[audrey horne 1,180]

15 minutes ago, Varys said:

Seems they were “succesful” 

 

Witnessing blinded people with god/saviours complex taking so much pride in destroying entire communities forever, makes sooo so mad and helpless. Thx for the update tho.