Texas Church pastor who fought human trafficking paid for sex at massage parlor (household, house)
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He should have paid for sex at a place that did not engage in illegal trafficking. Then he would not have been a hypocrite. When the girls can't speak a lick of English, that should be a hint.
How do they pay for that? I don't even want to think about it.
It seems there are some people who just cannot be alone. You're right - at what point does a person look in the mirror and say, 'Maybe it's me.....'
They’ve done pretty well in life financially....but still, not so well after that second divorce. God forbid that child support is involved.
These are smart guys EXCEPT when it comes to matters of the heart. I’ve told them several times to get girlfriends and avoid walking down aisles...most won’t listen. I’ve told them that it ain’t cool to joke around about being married 3 and 4 times. It actually pathetic, not funny.
If he was fighting human sex trafficking, he was doing the right thing, regardless of what he did at this massage parlor. I understand what you're saying, but his stand against trafficking was the right thing to do.
Even if the girl in the massage parlor was trafficked?
It does not balance. Permitting a wrong is always damaging the right thing. The only way to balance doing a right thing is to practice the right thing yourself first.
If you fail because of human weakness, then the only balance that can be found is in attempting to correct your personal wrong first before you try to correct it in others.
That's the only support solid enough to hold you upright in the quicksand of hypocrisy.
It's funny that those pointing their self-righteous fingers everyone and telling people what to believe, they are the one's who should be pointing that same finger at themselves.
I'm going to agree with you that there are self-righteous Christian hypocrites, but liberals dislike the ones who aren't just the same or more. And it's not as if just Christians are self-righteous hypocrites.
The article says the women were forced to do it. So they we're human slaves , not self employed prostitutes.
I've found pastors to be either incredibly slimy and savvy or incredibly naïve and unworldly. This one doesn't sound like he's in the former group or he would have gone a different route to have sex. I wouldn't assume he should have suspected these women were doing this against their will.
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Originally Posted by desertdetroiter
They’ve done pretty well in life financially....but still, not so well after that second divorce. God forbid that child support is involved.
These are smart guys EXCEPT when it comes to matters of the heart. I’ve told them several times to get girlfriends and avoid walking down aisles...most won’t listen. I’ve told them that it ain’t cool to joke around about being married 3 and 4 times. It actually pathetic, not funny.
It's not only pathetic, but what woman in her right mind would take a chance on someone with such a poor track record, except women who were only interested in a meal ticket? Pretty sad any way you look at it.
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