antonlavey
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I've been asked several times, I'm good.....for now.
If asked to join the Freemasons....would you join?
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I didn't mean you, just in general, I don't really see one who poses such a question would often come as the type of person to become a member.Originally Posted by Benihana
And how would you know that off of one question, that I would ask my boys if we were hanging out together? Stop it. You don't know me or the things I've done in my life to contribute to society. Don't sidenote your ill-informed insecure opinions on me. Don't worry, I'll post a laughing emoticon to further raise the seat on my snobish high horseOriginally Posted by HelloHipHop4000
Sidenote, I'd say I don't think that the type of person who asks the question 'Would you join the Freemasons if you were asked to?' would ever, in fact, be asked to join the Freemasons.
now we are brothers. Welcome
No need for the bit*h-like response, I obviously offended you. My bad, I'm sure you do great things for society but you looked way to deep in to my half hearted remark
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I didn't mean you, just in general, I don't really see one who poses such a question would often come as the type of person to become a member.Originally Posted by Benihana
And how would you know that off of one question, that I would ask my boys if we were hanging out together? Stop it. You don't know me or the things I've done in my life to contribute to society. Don't sidenote your ill-informed insecure opinions on me. Don't worry, I'll post a laughing emoticon to further raise the seat on my snobish high horseOriginally Posted by HelloHipHop4000
Sidenote, I'd say I don't think that the type of person who asks the question 'Would you join the Freemasons if you were asked to?' would ever, in fact, be asked to join the Freemasons.
now we are brothers. Welcome
No need for the bit*h-like response, I obviously offended you. My bad, I'm sure you do great things for society but you looked way to deep in to my half hearted remark
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lemme weigh the pros & cons first
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lemme weigh the pros & cons first
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Depends on the benefits.
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Depends on the benefits.
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I have been asked before but I'm a very simple man and I don't think it's for me.
I'm not ready for the sacrifice.
I'm not ready for the sacrifice.
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I have been asked before but I'm a very simple man and I don't think it's for me.
I'm not ready for the sacrifice.
I'm not ready for the sacrifice.
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yea. whats wrong with that
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Can't; atheist
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Can't; atheist
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yea. whats wrong with that
antonlavey
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Yea apparently you can't be an atheist but you don't necessarily have to be a Judeochristian. I kinda wanna do it out of sheer curiosity.
antonlavey
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Yea apparently you can't be an atheist but you don't necessarily have to be a Judeochristian. I kinda wanna do it out of sheer curiosity.
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Aint hard at all to pretend to believe and regurgitate religious rhetoric.
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Aint hard at all to pretend to believe and regurgitate religious rhetoric.
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Possibly, if it allows for me to be exposed to more learning without sacrificing my principles and family.
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Possibly, if it allows for me to be exposed to more learning without sacrificing my principles and family.
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I agree with this.
I don't know much about secret societies, but I thought Freemasons was like the Illuminati or something but then...
I had a friend who was asked to be in the Freemasons, and I was shocked because he is literally a bum (cheats on everything, tries finding an easy solution for everything, tried becoming a drug dealer, complains about everything, doesn't work hard for anything).
So honestly, when I saw that he could get in, they must have low qualifications or it means that anyone can make it haha.
Which makes this club look a lot less prestigious and makes me question what the people are like.
On a side note, I would like to know what exactly happens behind the scenes?
Is it cultish?
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I agree with this.
I don't know much about secret societies, but I thought Freemasons was like the Illuminati or something but then...
I had a friend who was asked to be in the Freemasons, and I was shocked because he is literally a bum (cheats on everything, tries finding an easy solution for everything, tried becoming a drug dealer, complains about everything, doesn't work hard for anything).
So honestly, when I saw that he could get in, they must have low qualifications or it means that anyone can make it haha.
Which makes this club look a lot less prestigious and makes me question what the people are like.
On a side note, I would like to know what exactly happens behind the scenes?
Is it cultish?
