Alanzo
Bardo Tulpa
OK Bill. Listen.Yeah, no. You don't back up what you are claiming with any valid facts, just your biased opinion of what you imagine Leah meant. Leah wasn't saying anything about what "Scientologists believe" but what Hubbard actually wrote but you ignore that and imagine what Leah must have been hinting.
You create this imaginary cult you call "anti-Scientology cult" with no facts. Where is this group? How many members does this group have? I haven't seen the group. Where do they meet? You are the only one who thinks there is this "anti-Scientology cult". Talk about a bubble of your own creation.
You love to insult people you don't know and have never met claiming "you've gotten used to a bubble world" BASED ON WHAT? You know nothing yet you love to insult me and others here.
You come off as an insulting, ignorant, abusive, deluded cultist. But I don't know you so I won't assume that's what you really are like.
I've always had a lot of respect for you.
When I say Leah told the Hollywood Reporter "They believe that"
This is why I make that claim:
As you can see, I said she said "they believe that", because that's what she said.They believe a 7-year-old girl should not shudder at being passionately kissed. That's in Dianetics," she says, referencing L. Ron Hubbard's 1950 book that establishes core tenets.
I have never said there is an Anti-Scientology Cult. I said that there is tribalism in both Scientology and Anti-scientology, and in both democrats and republicans, and Buddhists and Christians too.
Can you see how that is different than saying "Anti-Scientology Cult"?
Anti-Scientology Cult is a stupid term because the word 'cult' is stupid. It is as stupid as the word 'brainwashing'.
When I say tribalism, I mean this:
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