oneonewasaracecar
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A lot of people are still hurting because of it, and it is still going on, but is disconnection becoming more of a danger to the survival CofS than a means of protecting it?
When people were disconnected years ago, there was still a large core of Scienctologists who were still in.
The disconnection of such a large number of Scientologists in South Africa has led me to an interesting thought:
If you had to disconnect from 10% of your friends every year, you are still retaining 90% of your friends. By the time another year has gone by, you have adjusted and grieved and you are ready to disconnect from the next 10% who get declared.
If you have to disconnect from 50% of your friends in one go, you are essentially having to make a decision between 50% of your friends on both sides. If you add into the mix how pissed off people are in the CofS right now (judging by the SA situation and Debbie Cook's letter), wouldn't you expect a significant number of people to decide to leave?
If half of them leave, then the rest have 75% of their friends out and 25% in. Would half of them then leave? And so on...
Will the end of Scientology be brought about ultimately by the end of disconnection itself?
When people were disconnected years ago, there was still a large core of Scienctologists who were still in.
The disconnection of such a large number of Scientologists in South Africa has led me to an interesting thought:
If you had to disconnect from 10% of your friends every year, you are still retaining 90% of your friends. By the time another year has gone by, you have adjusted and grieved and you are ready to disconnect from the next 10% who get declared.
If you have to disconnect from 50% of your friends in one go, you are essentially having to make a decision between 50% of your friends on both sides. If you add into the mix how pissed off people are in the CofS right now (judging by the SA situation and Debbie Cook's letter), wouldn't you expect a significant number of people to decide to leave?
If half of them leave, then the rest have 75% of their friends out and 25% in. Would half of them then leave? And so on...
Will the end of Scientology be brought about ultimately by the end of disconnection itself?