u/Brief_Variation2276

[For Hire] Software developer

Hello.

I can build your Mobile app, Website using ReactJS and React Native.

I consider myself a full stack since I work with all the technologies necessary to deploy your website and Projects

Please DM if you actively need a developer

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u/Brief_Variation2276 — 1 day ago

Help needed. IOS Subcription test in react native

Currently I am trying to test a subscription on ipad+sandbox account
my subscription is not approved by the appstore
I am trying to test the subscription from the appstore using expo-iap but the problem is that it connects to the appstore but does not return any of the in app purchase products.
Any idea why or how is not working.

Thanks.

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u/Brief_Variation2276 — 1 day ago
▲ 300 r/exjw

Jehovah's Witnesses are rebranding

Jehovah's Witnesses has become a toxic name associated with false prophecies, child abuse, dumb rules and etc,etc,etc.

Jehovah's Witnesses is a world wide toxic brand thanks to the internet.

The days GB could say everything is apostata lies is long gone and the personal experience of this religion at the internet is sinking them hard.

What they are trying to do is a hard rebrand where they want to keep all their assets but get rid of the infamous name that Jehovah's Witnesses has become

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u/Brief_Variation2276 — 1 day ago

Should I give up on remote work and just return to office?

I have posted more than 200 CV looking for remote work without any success

I am thinking of giving up on remote work and just go back to office

Remote work is just being silently killed

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u/Brief_Variation2276 — 2 days ago
▲ 36 r/exjw

What is stopping the GB from declaring the Great Tribulation has begun

Just by reading today's headlines you can make the argument we are living in the time of trouble the bible predicts...

I am not an apologist.

But you may actually think that our current political uncertainty could be labeled as it. Unless the GT Tribulation doctrines is not about polítical events but more to have the flock in line with fear that Gods day is imminent something like the Hellfire doctrine that they accuse the Christendom of teaching.

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u/Brief_Variation2276 — 3 days ago
▲ 32 r/exjw

Jehovah's Witnesses is a shitty religion and they know if

Now this post is not here to debate any theological.

But JW society and as a group are a very toxic society.

JW society is like the religious version of Mean Girls but 10x

And what I mean by that is that they can believe whatever they want but their teachings and theology go the drain for the simple reason their society is toxic and full of hate that it doesn't matter.

And must JW are aware how toxic they are, they are just to afraid to admit it or simply just leave

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u/Brief_Variation2276 — 4 days ago

Should I give up on remote work and just return to office?

I have posted more than 200 CV looking for remote work without any success

I am thinking of giving up on remote work and just go back to office

Remote work is just being silently killed

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u/Brief_Variation2276 — 4 days ago

Tech market is dead

I am here to ask if this is true.

I have been laid off 2 months ago and actively searching for a new job and I am unable to find anything tech related.

Is it just me or Austin job market is dead?

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u/Brief_Variation2276 — 4 days ago
▲ 11 r/exjw

Jehovah's Witnesses are far worse from Jesus pharisees

I find interesting that the bible condemns Jesus pharisees but modern JW behave way worse than modern pharisees.

At least pharisees had a Law to base themselves and to judge people

Jehovah's Witnesses have no written law like the one given by Moses but they love to act and pretend like they have one.

Not only that the entire Judicial committee system is based all on personal opinions instead of having a universal law.

Imagine having your entire life dependant on the personal opinion of Garbage collectors,Window Washers, Plumbers and people who barely graduated high school

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u/Brief_Variation2276 — 4 days ago
▲ 10 r/exjw

Jehovah's Witnesses truth has an expiration date

I always made a comparison that JW is like the McDonald's of Christianity

Their spiritual truths are like fast junk food served by the Mc Faithful slave.

Their truth that leads to everlasting life comes to an expiration date.

Instead of holding and saving their spiritual truths that make people knock on other people door and shove into their mouth we are supposed now to dispose those spiritual truth and treat them as radioactive material

I was reading a previous post of all the publications expect their members to dispose.

After forcing people to read and comment and study it as it was God's word.

Now we have to treat them like they never existed they are toxic and considered apostate material as the old Watchtower publications like Divine plan of Ages

Jehovah's Witnesses material comes with an expiration date.

Expired spiritual food may lead to Apostasy

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u/Brief_Variation2276 — 5 days ago

Liquidity zones for the SP500

My prediction for the SP500 and Market General is that we are approaching a good pull back

Liquidity is becoming thing as display at the liquidity zones

Strong support is far

My guess is that in the upcoming weeks we are going to have a massive pull back and the price is going to return to a liquidity zones near

u/Brief_Variation2276 — 5 days ago
▲ 5 r/exjw

Jehovah's Witnesses an example of modern day white colonialism

Let's call this what it is.

The vast majority of Jehovah's Witnesses today are non-white and live in the Global South—Brazil, Mexico, the Philippines, across Africa. Meanwhile, the Governing Body, the only group with any real doctrinal or decision-making power, is almost entirely white American men.

Not a coincidence. Not an accident.

The Watchtower sends missionaries from New York to "developing" countries. They bring Western literature, Western organizational models, and absolute obedience to a headquarters 8,000 miles away. Local congregations have zero autonomy. No local leadership with real power. Just an endless pipeline of money, labor, and loyalty flowing out of the Global South and into a white American corporate headquarters.

Colonialism wasn't just about land and resources. It was about controlling belief, erasing local authority, and centralizing power in whiteness. The Witnesses have perfected that model for the 21st century.

They'll condemn racism in their publications. But they won't give up the power structure that puts white Americans permanently at the top.

That's not a religion. That's a mission statement

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u/Brief_Variation2276 — 6 days ago
▲ 36 r/exjw

Jehovah's Witnesses is a slow motion trainwreck

Gonna keep it real for a second.

From the outside, JWs look stable—neat suits, kingdom halls, door-to-door routines. But inside? It's a multi-decade collapse happening in plain sight, just slow enough that most passengers don't realize the tracks are gone.

Here's what I mean:

  1. Failed prophecies piling up. 1914, 1925, 1975—they've had to quietly rewrite, reinterpret, or memory-hole so many dates that their claim to be God's one true channel looks shaky even to lifelong members. Once you see the pattern, you can't unsee it.

  2. Shunning is bleeding them dry. Disfellowshipping doesn't just hurt—it drives people out. Born-in members especially. You grow up, you question things, and suddenly your entire family treats you like you're dead. That pain turns into exit velocity. And those people don't come back.

  3. The abuse cover-ups are catching up. Courts, lawsuits, ARC (Australian Royal Commission), Norway's legal battles—the list keeps growing. They preached moral superiority for decades, but the documents and whistleblower accounts show systematic protection of abusers over kids. That's not a bad apple problem. That's a rotten tree problem.

  4. The internet broke their information control. Watchtower used to control every word you read. Now? A 19-year-old with a phone can find 50 ex-JW YouTube channels, PDFs of old literature they swore never changed, and side-by-side comparisons of flip-flopped doctrines. The wall came down, and it's not going back up.

So no, they're not dying in one dramatic crash. That's not how cults like this end. They die a thousand small fractures—one family leaving, one court loss, one failed prophecy quietly memory-holed, one Zoom meeting with half the seats empty.

A trainwreck at 0.5 mph. But make no mistake—it's still a wreck.

TL;DR: JWs are slowly collapsing from failed prophecies, shunning backfire, abuse scandals, and loss of information control. Not a sudden crash—but absolutely a wreck in motion.

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u/Brief_Variation2276 — 6 days ago

How many of the post are actually real and who are just bait?

I mean is really easy to make a chart using AI is no longer hard to make.

So how many of the post of making millions are legit and who are just Karma farming.

Maybe the sub should require transaction to post

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u/Brief_Variation2276 — 7 days ago
▲ 170 r/exjw

Watchtower golden era is over and they know it

Honestly, it's wild to see how far things have fallen. The Watchtower's golden era is undeniably over, and deep down, they absolutely know it. Back in the day, they controlled the narrative completely—no internet, no outside info, just the knock on your door and the "truth." Now? The walls are crumbling. People can pull up old Watchtower articles in seconds, compare failed prophecies, and see the flip-flopping on doctrine in real time. Growth has flatlined in most of the West, and the exits are louder than ever. You've got ex-JWs on YouTube, TikTok, and Reddit (hi 👋) sharing stories that would've gotten you shunned into oblivion twenty years ago. The organization's response? Frantic rewrites, softer language, and a heavy-handed crackdown on internal dissent. They're pivoting, rebranding, and begging members not to Google anything. The confident, unshakable tower of the 1950s is gone. Now it's just damage control. And the fact that they're clamping down harder on information? That's not strength—that's a giveaway. They know the lights are dimming. They just can't admit it out loud.

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u/Brief_Variation2276 — 7 days ago
▲ 47 r/exjw

Calling JW a cult hurts thems despite they check all the boxes

  1. Absolute authoritarian leader – No meaningful accountability; leader’s word is final, often claiming a special mission or divine status.
  2. Us-versus-them mindset – The group is “pure” or “saved”; outsiders are dangerous, evil, or uninformed.
  3. Isolation – Members are cut off from family, old friends, and outside media or information.
  4. Intense indoctrination – Long, exhausting sessions (love bombing, workshops, chanting) designed to break down prior beliefs.
  5. Fear and guilt – Heavy use of shame, fear of leaving (apostasy), or fear of supernatural punishment (e.g., damnation).
  6. Exploitation – Members give up money, property, labor, or sexual autonomy for the leader or group.
  7. Thought-terminating clichés – Short, trite phrases that shut down critical thinking (“The leader knows best,” “Just trust the process”).
  8. No tolerance for questions – Doubt is framed as spiritual weakness or a test of faith.
  9. Special secret knowledge – Only the group has the “real truth” about God, the universe, or salvation.
  10. Milieu control – Constant monitoring, reporting on each other, limited privacy, and punishment for dissent.
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u/Brief_Variation2276 — 8 days ago
▲ 32 r/exjw

Two witness rule a rule that only matters if is a child

I find interesting that Jehovah's Witnesses require two witnesses for every wrongdoing.

Somehow this rule only applies if is a child

I personally know someone who got disfellowship for kissing his girlfriend in public

Only ond elder saw him and that was enough to disfellowship him

This is a clear example of JW swallowing a Camell

Because often JW don't need two witnesses to disfellowship someone they just don't do it.

But if a child is molested or abused suddenly you require two witnesses making it impossible to prove anything

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u/Brief_Variation2276 — 9 days ago
▲ 9 r/exjw

The hipocresy of the two witness rule

I know plenty of people who got disfellowship without requiring a two witness rule.

I personally know a person who got disfellowship for kissing a woman in public that was enough to disfellowship someone

And only one elder saw him

So why do you need two witness if a child is molested if we know full well that people get disfellowship without requiring two witness for disfellowship someone

This is a clear example of JW swallowing a Camell

The verse where Jesus speaks about straining a gnat but swallowing a camel is Matthew 23:24.

Here is the verse in a few common translations:

· King James Version (KJV): "Ye blind guides, which strain at a gnat, and swallow a camel."

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u/Brief_Variation2276 — 10 days ago