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TLFisher · 07-23-2016, 05:18 PM

In visits to the Seattle area in recent years by RK and JL, RK spoken something to the effect nobody's perfect. Even WL made mistakes. Who knows what RK was referring to; overlooking his son's behavior, financial etc...
The double standards in such a statement is RK wouldn't say the same thing of quarantined brothers..."nobody's perfect. we all make mistakes". Leading brothers in the Puget sound area certainly wouldn't say the same thing about Steve Isitt; "it's okay brother Steve. Nobody's perfect. We all make mistakes."

The difference is when you are pro-recovery, pro-LSM leadership it's okay to utilize "nobody's perfect". When it's someone who's deemed anti-recovery, anti-LSM leadership, the smallest of issues is considered worthy to keep one expelled from fellowship.

07-23-2016, 05:18 PM	#217
TLFisher Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Renton, Washington Posts: 3,562	Nobody's Perfect In visits to the Seattle area in recent years by RK and JL, RK spoken something to the effect nobody's perfect. Even WL made mistakes. Who knows what RK was referring to; overlooking his son's behavior, financial etc... The double standards in such a statement is RK wouldn't say the same thing of quarantined brothers..."nobody's perfect. we all make mistakes". Leading brothers in the Puget sound area certainly wouldn't say the same thing about Steve Isitt; "it's okay brother Steve. Nobody's perfect. We all make mistakes." The difference is when you are pro-recovery, pro-LSM leadership it's okay to utilize "nobody's perfect". When it's someone who's deemed anti-recovery, anti-LSM leadership, the smallest of issues is considered worthy to keep one expelled from fellowship.