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Roloffs
hanzomon4:
--- Quote from: ""Che Gookin"" ---Are the Rollof homes run on a franchise system or are they wholly owned by Lester "The Molestor" Rollof himself?
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I believe 5 homes have a direct relationship with the "peoples baptist church", but many others are related in a more indirect way. Workers from one home will go and start one of their own that's run in the same roloffian way. I would say the current wwasps model fits the roloff homes organizational style.
Che Gookin:
--- Quote from: ""hanzomon4"" ---
--- Quote from: ""Che Gookin"" ---Are the Rollof homes run on a franchise system or are they wholly owned by Lester "The Molestor" Rollof himself?
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I believe 5 homes have a direct relationship with the "peoples baptist church", but many others are related in a more indirect way. Workers from one home will go and start one of their own that's run in the same roloffian way. I would say the current wwasps model fits the roloff homes organizational style.
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That is encouraging.... Not..
lorrispickelmire:
The original 7 homes were owned by Roloff Evangelistic Enterprises ( a not for profit organization), but then workers started getting in trouble and they would go off and start there own Roloffian shitpit. Michael Palmer of WWASPS renoun is a former Roloff worker. These programs seem to be inbreeding which suprises me because one is Fundamentalist Baptist and the other is predominantly Mormon, and the Baptists think the Mormons are a cult. LOL "Oh Pooottttttttttt calling Ketttttttttle!" These people are enemies, yet maybe not, maybe child abuse trumps God.
Che Gookin:
Ok.. Out of sheer curiousity can anyone who went to a Roloff home give a clear example of how religion was used to justify child abuse to the child and parent?
hurrikayne:
--- Quote from: ""Che Gookin"" ---Ok.. Out of sheer curiousity can anyone who went to a Roloff home give a clear example of how religion was used to justify child abuse to the child and parent?
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Oh, that's easy. The Bible says to spare the rod will spoil the child, and other such scriptures that when taken out of context, warped minds can twist and use for evil intents.
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