@AdamForColorado
Utterly disappointed in you. We need to stick together, now more than ever. This divisiveness is not helping our cause and I am appalled that you are amplifying this. You need to drop out, not Joe.
I am sickened by the fact that sexual abuse insurance exists.
This disgusts me on so many levels. It will well past time to hold sexual abusers accountable and not insure them.
What is even more disturbing is the fact that someone is making money off this travesty.
It’s never a good sign when your church has to cancel services because no insurance providers will offer them coverage for sexual abuse.
It just happened to one of the largest and most influential Christian megachurches in Canada.
@minimac_92
It can be nasty here, I’m not
going to lie. Many of us would like you to stay here and help us fight. We also enjoy your posts about yourself. 💙
@EastEndJoe
@StJude
I mostly try to do small, local charities because of things like this. I want my donation to go toward what it was intended to, not financing some CEO’s fancy lifestyle.
@VikingWoman5
I haven’t decided yet. Some days I want to leave and never come back and some days I have a bit of conversation with someone that makes it worth it.
@jasonllevin
I hope we can come together as humans, lift each other up, look at another’s perspective and stop hating. We could accomplish so much more if we were united instead of divided.
@TheNostalgicCo
Yes. People are willing to throw away good relationships over a misunderstanding. Communicate with that other person to see what the underlying issue is. That should tell if a second chance should be given.
@RoryOCleary
I’m sorry that you’ve had to endure such trauma. I admire your courage to talk about it and your commitment to moving forward. You set a positive example for others who have experienced similar traumas.