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Enjoy your stay, spend a lot of money and go home.
Ohhhhhh yeah!!! Be safe
You know, there's a very good reason that Time Magazine described Scientology in a 1991 cover story as "the cult of greed and power" and a "ruthless global scam." There's a very good reason that Germany has declared this cult a "threat to democracy," just like neo-nazis and Islamic extremists. There's a very good reason that many European countries are trying to get rid of them.
I'm not talking about Scientology's "religious" beliefs -- I'm talking about their enormous history of illegal and immoral actions. Anyone who would give them "the benefit of the doubt" is missing the point. Maybe they do qualify as a religion by CESNUR's checklist. But it behooves anyone who engages in discourse with Scientology and its front groups to do a little research -- 20 minutes on the internet would be plenty -- and learn about Scientology's abundant criminal history. Try it. You'll be amazed and horrified at what you'll find. Thanks, and God bless you.
As Winnie said, "Jaw, jaw is better than war, war!"
Talk is good.
And Amway has held several conventions here, too.
This Religion bashing you engaged in is most ugly. What's your problem? Is this "different" than YOUR religion? What ever faith you espouse, this same treatment you gave the Scientologists could be returned against you ten-fold.
Does it scientifically offend you? It isn't what you were taught in school?
I think we NEED to make room in our minds for new ideas and give everyone a chance to speak. Everyone can teach us something.
Are you a big fan of BIG PHARMA? Do you find scientologies claim of curing the mentally ill without drugs threatening? I say that IF they are able to do this then THEY DESERVE THE FLOOR.
I believe Scientologists ought to be able to SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES, just like everyone else.
You are just on a WITCH HUNT.