Five More Reasons Why Wicca and the WCC Are Retarded
I was explaining my anti-Wiccan position to a Wiccan this weekend without going into great detail because I didn’t want to offend him as I had to hang around with him for a few hours. I did say that I couldn’t fucking stand the Wiccan Church of Canada for the following reasons:
1. Tamarra James
This woman is such a self-indulgent fame whore it isn’t funny. She puts on this great show of caring for “her children”, which is basically the entire WCC community, but when push comes to shove, such as a spouse being in the hospital for cancer treatment or any other “downer” situations, she’s nowhere to be found. She also cultivates a group of psychophants that dote on her every word, bringing to mind most cult leaders. She also wants to basically make most of the covens in Southern Ontario “offshoots” of the WCC, which has led to a lot of problems like mine in the area.
2. They Are a Church For Tax Purposes, Not any Other
Most people want to start churches to help people; not the WCC. They claim that they want the right to marry and bury just like any other religion, but this is a fairly thin argument given that you don’t need a license to officiate at a funeral, and pagans have gotten marriage licenses through non-denominational organizations. Nope, they basically just want a tax break. Which is why they should never get status. Ever. Where’s the soup kitchen? The helping hands organization to get pagans jobs <snicker>? Exactly.
3. They are a Public Organization Representing a Mystery Religion
So, Gerald Gardner wrote this book. In this book, there are about 4-5 pages devoted to exactly what will happen to you if you tell people you’re a Witch (they’re mostly medieval-sounding crap, but that is another rant). Gerald Gardner was the founder of the religion and pretty much anything he says can be taken as loose dogma. So, you aren’t supposed to tell people you are a fucking witch. Much less prance around in a public temple, basically screaming “I’m a Witch!” to all and sundry.
4. The People They Attract Are Scary At Best
I have known more than one “decent” couple or person who has gone to a WCC ritual and has been scared off due to the fact that they have more crazy people than a Republican National Convention. The sad part is that BTW (British Traditional Witchcraft) types laugh at the WCC and tell these decent folks that they are “nothing like” them, when the facts are that they are usually worse. At least in public settings you can’t rape or rob people in the cold light of day. I’ve never been raped, but a close friend of mine was (yes, here in Ontario, not in the US or anywhere else) and I’ve certainly been robbed on a level that I still can’t believe that I let happen.
5. They’re Basically a Live-Action D&D Game
Gossip, slander, and backstabbing are constantly afoot at your average WCC gathering, all to attain this mythical “status” thing in the community. There is no actual reward for attaining this “status”, except for maybe crowning yourself the king of fools. This doesn’t stop people from claiming psychic attacks and all sorts of hooey that belongs behind the doors of a mental institution, not in any kind of public organization.
That’s all I’ve got for today; stay tuned for more.
Posted: June 30th, 2009 under wicca.
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