Strange & Offensive Comments From Non-Scientologists

[Mark A. Baker]

I have no regrets in getting involved. Just wish I had gotten out sooner.

I was "lucky". Had a good ride while "in". Left when it looked like the ride was going "bad". Use what I find useful. No worries.


Mark A. Baker

 

[Voltaire's Child]

You're assuming people can read this info on the internet. Most staff and all of Sea Orgers can't.

They have to be woken up and the more direct the message, the better.

Acting like an assclown won't do it. And where on earth did you get the idea that non Sea Org staff can't access the internet?

 

[Zinjifar]

I'm not in favor of 'rescuing Scientologists' for exactly this reason. I prefer to speak my mind openly without consideration on whether it's more likely to 'get someone out.'

The cure for Scientology is the exposure and prosecution of the organization. Everyone will be free. Including free to believe total hogwash.

Some of my best friends believe total hogwash

Zinj

 

[Björkist]

I prefer to speak my mind openly without consideration...

And to accuse others of being OSA and here to "lower the tone of the board" when they do the same thing?

 

[Voltaire's Child]

And to accuse others of being OSA and here to "lower the tone of the board" when they do the same thing?

That is speaking openly and without consideration.

 

[clamicide]

Back to the original question...

Didn't happen to me, but:

Young gay ex, actually opening up about growing up as a second-generation Scientologist and realizing he was gay, and having been on staff. Dude says to him "Bummer. Could have been much, much worse though. At least you weren't raised Catholic...." and laughs off the hell the cult put him through uh, no. I know what the cult put him through, before and after it became known.... and I have seen just the *shudder* that my gay pc's went through at the hands of the "most ethical people on the planet"