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Author: Matthew (IP address: 64.222.137.186, mail.ddlaw.com)
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What about all the conversations where he was NOT translating anything, but talking directly to devotees, referring to their wives as prostitutes? This 100% ignores that, and just excuses mistranslations. But, he wasn’t translating anything when he said “Your prostitute, your dog” when referring to one man’s wife. Also, the definition of prostitute is 100% paying for sex. Any other definition is not common, very rare, and would have to be defined. If one doesn’t exchange money or something of some sort than they are NOT called a prostitute. This changing of definitions, to an “common” definition vs an “insider” definition, is one of the key traits from which a group is defined as a cult. They change definitions. Don’t be a cult. Be honest. “Therefore Srila Prabhupada didn’t mean that those women who are forced to leave an abusive husband becomes prostitutes.” What is this quoting? Actually, you’ll find over and over what he REALLY says is women who have too much freedom become prostitutes. Your argument is simplistic, deceptive and not honest.

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