She is involved with Amway, and every time I speak with her about the company, she emphasises the importance of the opportunity, the importance of creating a business, and how she will be able to accomplish all of these incredible things. She was unable to attend my last birthday because she had committed herself to an Amway meeting, and now she has informed us that she will not be able to attend her sister's 21st birthday (which will take place in two weeks) because she will be travelling across state lines to attend an Amway meeting.
I'm from the United Kingdom, and my partner, whom I adore, has joined Amway (coincidentally people from her church). She now swears by this product and compares it to everything; she has ambitions, which I applaud; nevertheless, this Amway nonsense has made me wary of the company she keeps in the future. I refuse to purchase anything from her since I consider myself to be a supporter rather than a spender. How long will this Amway nonsense continue, and will it have an impact on our relationship?
These two stories, as well as the ones that follow, are quite popular subjects that people write to me about. The second case is more unique since it involves a woman who has been duped by the Amway scam, but most of the time I hear from women who are unhappy because their husband or boyfriend has been duped by the Amway hoax.
Listening to the cult leaders talk about ruining existing ties that ambots have with their families, friends, and coworkers is an important part of being involved in the Amway organisation. They want their cult followers to be completely immersed in Amway and nothing else, according to their asses in the Amway upline. Consequently, any prior obligations the ambot may have, such as family birthday parties, wedding ceremonies and other celebrations, must be cancelled if they are summoned by some asshole in the Amway upline. Instead, the ambot must go worship their Amway cult overlords. Everything is under your control. How long can this Amway nonsense go on, as the gentleman above and countless others who have an ambot wreaking havoc on their lives have asked themselves? It usually takes only a few months before the IBO decides to screw you and quits their job. They can only remain in Amway for as long as their funds allow them to. In the event that they deplete their funds and use up all of their credit cards, they will have no money left to tithe to their Amway cult leaders. At that moment, their favourite cult leader will make fun of them in front of their Amway colleagues. So they've run out of money and are fed up with being abused by the jerks in their Amway upline, and they've decided to quit the company.
According to Amway, the brainwashing techniques used by the organisation are used to separate cult followers from those who can demonstrate that they are members of a dangerous organisation, that their money is being wasted on a scam and being paid off by the organization's leaders, and that they are being lied to.
It goes without saying that the leaders of any cult do not want the money to stop flowing to them. It doesn't help that they are freaks who require others to worship them with unwavering devotion and affection, and they don't want it to stop either.
One statement that I heard repeatedly from our sack of shit Platinum was something to the effect of "leaving people behind." This had something to do with folks who were not affiliated with Amway. Ambots have been brainwashed into believing that they are superior to everyone else who is not a member of the Amway organisation. Individuals who are not affiliated with Amway have been brainwashed into believing that they are foolish and losers. The majority of them have been brainwashed into believing that those who are not in Amway all have jobs working for someone else and will constantly be in financial difficulty.
Leaving people in the dust? Clearly, we've got a load of excrement on our hands. Platinum is not a team player in the least. The Marine Corps was out of the question for him since he could never accept their motto of "leave no man behind." Our fucked up Platinum is no different from any other ambot; they are only interested in themselves and the materialistic riches that the big Amway cult will bring to them. He's the type of person I wouldn't want to be in an automobile accident with. That's one jerk who wouldn't do anything to help any other survivors escape a raging inferno.
Leave those folks in the past!
In Amway, this is the Platinum's message to the ambots, because the wonderful things in life only come to those who are self-centered and greedy.
In this regard, it is no different from other religious cults in which members are brainwashed into believing that they are superior to everyone else and that they should not associate with those who are not members of their cult. Every cult offers their adherents some form of paradisiacal existence.
Only by leaving other people behind because they are not in Amway would ambots be able to win admittance to this paradise - the happy life with residual income and plenty of it rolling in for eternity.
It is our messed up bundle of trash that It was common for the Platinum cult leader to rant at his followers, questioning why they would want to connect with someone who didn't "get it" about the Amway business model. All of those who are unable to grasp the concept are unable to grasp the concept because they are simply too ignorant to grasp the concept. Leave them in the past!
Those bridges must be destroyed!
When you become wealthy in Amway, everyone you know who has scoffed at you will want to join you, and it will be too late for them to do so. Yes, this is the normal message of doom and gloom delivered by cult leaders to those who are not cult believers. Due to a glut of ambots flooding the market, the only people who can make money are those at the very top of the pyramid, it will be too late for the folks you're abandoning behind.
However, those individuals have occupied the apex of the pyramid for an extended period of time, in some cases decades.
The business strategy presented to brainwashed ambots involves leaving people behind to scramble their way up the slippery slopes of a pyramid.
I've come up with a better strategy. They are brainwashed ambots, and that is what I leave behind.
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