Taking Responsibilities for Your Actions

In the U.S., if I commit a crime they do not put my mother, father, brother, sister, grandfather or cousin in jail. They would put me in jail. Is that fair? So if someone marries a guy who beats them up, they chose that guy.

So adults are never forced into Scientology, so whatever they experience is the results of their choices. In yoga and Buddhism they have the concept of karma. In Scientology they believe in reincarnation and it is taught that something harmful does not happen to you unless you did it to somebody else. So that means the children in Scientology who have had terrible experiences gave their kids some terrible experiences. This negates the need for all this resentment, anger, bitterness, and hate.

So that is why LRH says "do unto others as you would have them do unto you." Actually Jesus is credited for saying that. This concept would explain why some have bad experiences in Scientology and some have good experinces.

How many yogis or Buddists have such terrible experiences that they band together and form website to warn people of it's harm?

Hey, blame the victim! Classic!

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[Grundy]

[RLSteve]

[RLSteve]

So whizkid, are you really saying that an abused spouse is to blame for her own suffering? And you are implying that victims of Scientology's abuse are similarly to blame?

If you really believe that, I think you need to take a long hard look at yourself.

I like My Name Is Earl, even though I know most of the people involved are Scientologists, because it depicts characters who are trying to be ethical and compassionate.

GTFO you nut.