Kansas City Group Connected To Missionary Murdered By Hostile, Remote Tribe

On this Thanksgiving, it's important we acknowedge that not everybody wants to make friends.

Here's the local affiliation. . .

"27-year old John Chau was apparently working for a group called All Nations that trains missionaries and sends them around the globe to spread their religious beliefs. All Nations is based in Kansas City. They issued a statement Wednesday saying they are mourning Chau’s death and that they’re working to confirm the circumstances with authorities in the United States and overseas. Chau is believed to have been killed in an attack on North Sentinel Island."

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Islanders Who Killed American Have a History of Guarding Their Isolation

NEW DELHI - In the late 19th century, a British naval officer described stepping onto a remote, coral-fringed island in the Andaman Sea and encountering one of the world's most enigmatic hunter-gatherer tribes, an extraordinarily isolated group of "painfully timid" people who ate roots and turtles and stored a heap of wild pigs' skulls.

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  1. Apparently all nations have not fully embraced their dogma.

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  2. It appears this missionary was part of the IHOP cult in Granview.

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  3. It seems the KANSAS CITY ATHEIST COALITION is making fun of the dead man. After all, that's what these people do.

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  4. Jesus freaks just can't stand the thought of people not interested in their fantasies. No sympathy here. Leave these folks the fuck alone. They don't seem to want our "help" or our bogus religion.

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    1. Bet they’d take our $$ if it was offered. Savages.

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  5. Then let's see you KANSAS CITY ATHEIST COALITION haters leave folks alone and quit carrying your "protest" signs outside of churches. Your Atheist Hate Message offers NOTHING.

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  6. A dropped grenade from a low flying copter would blow that fucking Ubangi's bow and arrow right back up his ass.

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  7. They think that his body is buried on the beach.
    Bullshit!
    These cannibals had roasted "Missionary on a spit" with Mango sauce for dinner.

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  8. Now that's a tough immigration policy.

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  9. ^^^Apparently there are no federal judges on the island. Otherwise the new arrival would have been given asylum and would now be demanding the natives provide him with free food and shelter.

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  10. This church should be prosecuted for promoting this sort of cultural colonialism. His presence alone could have introduced diseases that could have killed this entire tribe (and still could). He was unwanted, and went FOUR different times, where he was clearly not wanted, and which was against the law in order to PROTECT these people. Christian missionaries, and their arrogance that they know what is best for other people, are so uneducated about the harm that they do because they are blinded by ignorance. No, your religion is not wanted. No, you do not know better than the massive networks of educated people--medical professionals, anthropologists, human rights workers, policy analysts, indigenous leaders--who have worked to protect this, and many groups of people world wide.

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  11. They are savages, stupid.
    Drop a few bombs on them and they won't be shooting arrows at people any more.
    It is ridiculous to put up with this spearchuckin' bullshit in 2018.
    You shoot an arrow at me. You fucking die.

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  12. ^^^ Give this idiot a bow tie.

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  13. @ 8:29 OUCH!, LOL....

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  14. I see the missionaries for the Atheist denomination have arrived right on schedule...

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