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26th March 2008, 11:30pm
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#61 | | Sith Triumvirate Moderator
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| Re: The Internet vs Scientology - Edinburgh. Saturday 15th March Epic Fucking Win. |
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27th March 2008, 5:29pm
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| Re: The Internet vs Scientology - Edinburgh. Saturday 15th March Quote:
Originally Posted by pANDAS Radio Nice distraction from not answering the questions.
Look, a cute puppy. | Which question was that? |
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27th March 2008, 5:38pm
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#63 | | Troll Banned
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| Re: The Internet vs Scientology - Edinburgh. Saturday 15th March Quote:
Originally Posted by LesMTS In these "free stress tests" they tell the gullible and emotionally vulnerable that the tests have shown up problems and explain that Scientology knows how to sort these things out.
They then get those that they can to make an appointment at the Scientology Church, where they're put through more "tests", told they definitely need help and are put through classic "hard sell" techniques and emotional blackmail to accept the "cure" for their "problems" - which requires membership of the CoS and comes at a price.
Once you've become a member, they make it very difficult for you to leave. Next is a bunch of systematic bullshit that you also need "cured of", which comes at ever increasing cost to you.
The only problem for me is that these people on the street, doing the stress tests, are more often than not victims of this procedure themselves. So, while I think making their exploitation of the emotionally vulnerable difficult is a good thing, that's tempered with sympathy for them. |
All sounds a bit "Gouranga" to me... |
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27th March 2008, 5:42pm
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#64 | | Fattly Drawn Boy Editor SuperMod
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| Re: The Internet vs Scientology - Edinburgh. Saturday 15th March Quote:
Originally Posted by AWESOMEUS MAXIMUS All sounds a bit "Gouranga" to me... | Those guys just want you to say "gouranga", though, not empty your wallet into David Miscavige's bank account.
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