It might be his Destiny, but its not mine
My Partner and I went and visited her friend the other day, and found out, much to my amazement that she is now a member of the Destiny Church.
I cannot understand this. Excuse my for being a Selfish Capitalist, but why would someone want to donate 10% of their earning to a man that must own more hair product than the lcal New World supermarket.
Destiny Church, in my eyes,is run by a man that is no more than a common thief, robbing his faithfull out of Hard earned money so he can ride a Harley Davidson and dress in leather.
Enough is indeed enough, we must rid this country of evangelical nutters like brian tamaki before they get more power
What are your thoughts?
posted by David Cassidy @ 11:58 AM
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4 Comments:
Yeah Dave I agree completely I don't think its my destiny to give up 10% of my income to this guy either. I think that it is almost a cult as the tui ad at the station pointed out not so long ago. As for they way they all dress the same, throw their fists in the air and other such hoo-haa including disrespecting their hosts at Waitangi it is just not on.
But on a slightly different note did you all notice the seating arrangement of Brian, Don and Tama. This was rather amusing I thought.
Go hard Dave
Hear hear. Especially given that most of his parish are working class poor and beneficiaries. What a meanie!
Suppose if the 10% went towards speach therapy perhaps then Brian Tamaki wouldn't be such an effort to endure
He's only asking 10%?
The heavies from IRD sent me a strong message for me to cough up 39% of every thing I earn in a good year.
Then the local heavies "The Council" turn up and take another couple of grand.
Then I got in my car, and found that half the gas payment goes to the same bunch of people.
Went to buy some meat and veg and the person at the counter asked for another 12.5%. Said if she didn't take the dosh from me, their place would be done over. You guessed it, the same cartel.
And guess what. I didn't vote for them, and they certainly aren't of my religious faith.
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