The last time we ran the post about Ambots putting all
their eggs in the Amway basket and Captain Fuck Up bragging about pretend
investments he diversifies LOL one of our readers weighed in.
Cults, by their very nature, are hostile to members having any sort of
diversification of income potential. Having access to money that is in
different places means that a cult member has the wherewithal to escape, and
begin his life over again.
Jim Jones in Guiana made his cult members sign over all their saving accounts
and social security checks to his People’s Temple. Members had literally
nothing. This meant they couldn’t really oppose the cult, which alone provided
them with food and shelter.
The same thing was true with the extremely dangerous Synanon cult run by
Charles Dietrich from the 1950s to the 1980s. Every cent you had went to
Dietrich and his thugs. The Church of Scientology, another really sick cult,
bleeds its members dry, and so do the crazy Sullivanians, a strange
psychological cult in New York City.
Cults demand EVERYTHING from you. They say that only this guarantees
“commitment.” Even in the 1960s, when stupid hippies joined “communes,” they
had to turn over all their property and money to the creeps who ran the filthy
places.
Amway is no different. The up-lines want you to be dependent and weak. They
also want you to keep all your wealth liquid, so that it is immediately
available to use in Amway.
This is why Amway IBOs who own their own homes are often urged by up-line to
sell them and rent instead. Valuable heirlooms are also said to be something
you “can do without.” If you have a nice car, you are urged to sell it and buy
a cheap rattletrap one. If you have a small piece of property somewhere, you
are practically railroaded into putting it on the market.
Cults fear and distrust INDEPENDENCE (both intellectual and economic) in
people. Amway is no different.
Anna Banana responds: Anonymous - there’s a lot of creepy cults out
there. Most cults demand their followers complete obedience and the cult
leaders want the followers money and many want all their worldly possessions
too. Our Amway cult leaders didn’t demand we hand over property we already
owned but they did demand we purchase items to donate to the Amway cult’s
leaders or to be used at Amway cult meetings such as cameras and recording
devices that were retained by the thieving Amway bastards.
The Amway cult leaders wanted their followers to sell anything of value and
“invest” that money in the Amway tool scam or stockpile overpriced shitty Amway
products.
The paragraph below was the last time this blog post was rerun.
And speaking of creepy hippy cults from the 1960s living in filthy conditions
has everyone been following news coverage of releasing Leslie Van Houten on
parole. Again! YIKES! And thank God overturned AGAIN! And I get it she was
brainwashed by her cult leader Charles Manson but she’s a fucking murderer.
Even if someone is brainwashed or hypnotized can they really commit criminal
acts? Morals kick in. This is wrong.
Its like the Amway cult. For many people morals kick in and they can’t scam and
lie to people just to make a buck and try to make back some of the money they
lost.
If you don’t want to lose money and brain cells stay the hell away from Amway.
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And what a coincidence that this post is coming back up the same day that Leslie Van Houten walked out of prison and is all over the news again.
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