[TechnicalFresh]

So my college campus and the area around it is frequented by WMSCOG members, and I was wondering how is the best way to warn people about the group and their methods of indoctrinating people without my $13.50-an-hour self being sued to the ground. I was planning on getting approval from a couple Facebook group admins and posting something in the Facebook groups about WMSCOG, but I’m worried about being falsely flagged for scamming/spam if I’m too vague, but if I add too much detail, I could risk WMSCOG suing me. Part of the reason I’m remotely worried about a potential lawsuit is because I’m a primary target of the local WMSCOG members (despite having autism and rudely denying their requests several times) and they know I’m not a fan of their practices. Any advice on what to do?

[HerculesM]

[HerculesM]

Just post on Facebook links to this site telling everyone to examine the group before joining.

[Lovesjesus]

I agree that telling people to visit this site, along with encountering the wmscog and answering the wmscog on youtube. These are all very informative. God bless you

[memranoohra]

I would warn them that this is a false doctrine. Point them to the bible if they want to know the truth themselves. Find a christian who knows well about the bible to be able to explain things. Take into account former member testimonies on youtube. You cant get sued because you have freedom of speech. just dont try to slander or try to ruin a reputation. say facts only. but if you want to say opinions or experiences, just make sure you say these are our viewpoints and our own experiences.

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