and while other religions are obviously better, people fail to see that it is a choice to support scientology or any other cause that a person wants to. Idiots are free to think their idiotic thoughts… although I do agree with the education part of this movement.
http://www.zeitgeistmovie.com

“People into mass drugging dislike Scientology. Simple enough.”

Actually, people in favor of human rights, in favor of freedom of speech, and against the slavery of children dislike the CoS. The CoS only pretends to be at war with physciatrists, because they are the ones who can explain how dangerous the CoS’s brainwashing is.

The time the CoS could escape the inexorable truth is over. The lies and deceit are over. Time to start educating yourself, rather than subjecting yourself to hypnosis and brainwashing. It will be very lonely living in a world where no one is left believing the lies except for you. Xenu.net

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anon.penet.fi

“It’s not about whether Scientology is a “bona fide religion” or even if the IRS should be an arbiter of religiosity. It’s about abuses of people and the law, all over the world.”

Maggie, with all due respect…it is about the IRS and whether they are a religion or not (NOT!). Why? Because the money this cult should be paying in taxes is now subsidized by US! AMERICANS! Think about it…for every penny they scam the U.S. Government out of – we have to pay for. And that is just in this country. It’s all about the money…without it…they wouldn’t exist. Can we say that about other religions??? NO. Period.

It’s not about whether Scientology is a “bona fide religion” or even if the IRS should be an arbiter of religiosity. It’s about abuses of people and the law, all over the world:

“I think that the protections that we enjoy for freedom of worship exist
so long as we don’t step over the line. When religious worship and
belief cross over into things like fraud, victimization of others and
the disruption of the political arena, that protection is no longer
appropriate.”

–Robert Goff

The abuses primarily stem from Scn, Inc’s inability to correct itself:

“A walk down the path of history is crunchy with the crispy corpses of those who pooh-poohed or ignored the clown car of ridicule when it pulled up to the curb.”

-Stephen Jones

Why does Scientology force such a corrupt method to keep Scientologists in Scientology? Money. Cash flow. Lose a Scientologist, there goes $100,000 or more that Scientology could have had.

Yeah, I’m -sure- there’s no bias on the words of a Scientologist.

His/her lips are moving.

Yeah, that’s how bad it is.

Not only are psychotropics a bad idea, it is also a bad idea to stop the prescription abruptly. But even when it is not involuntarily abruptly stopped, a phenomena referred to by psychiatrists as agnosognosia convinces the person to stop taking his prescription which is often subsequently followed by homicides and /or suicides.

Drugs’ double-edged sword
http://www.latimes.com/features/health/la-he-antidepressants25feb25,0,1675620,full.story

Anyone who thinks psychiatrists and the pharmaceuticals have our best interests rather than profits in mind need to do some more research as indicated by the following links:

Neurologist Dr. Fred Baughman talks about the fraud of ADHD and the poisoning of U.S. children
http://www.naturalnews.com/020227.html

Outrage! Preschoolers used as guinea pigs in psychotropic drug tests
http://www.naturalnews.com/019390.html

You can do your own research by googling “psychiatry” along with other words like “psychotropics lobotomies”, “Hitler”, “ritalin death” for a start.

Scientology is the most dangerous cult known to man today

That is the most inane, superficial analysis of the motivations of this protest I have seen. Well, that’s not completely true, I’ve seen worse. But the point still stands. Educate yourself more or place foot in mouth,

True, Scientology’s general bigoted and uneducated phobia of psychiatry that have led to suicides and even, recently in the news, killings by urging people not to seek professional help, even when they are obviously in dire need of it, is a cause for alarm. But that’s not the main reason why I am skeptical of Scientology. I’m not one to believe in ADD, ADHD, or Ritalin. I’m wary of over medication since I’ve seen some of the side effects it has had on my family.

I’m disillusioned by Scientology’s corruption in the institution that has dated back since early on its conception, the malicious attacks on critics, their need to copyright and suppress information- even to those who want to freely practice LRon Hubbard’s teachings [freezone] but want to do it outside of the church, and the destructive nature of its policies that affect the livelihood of individuals and families. I’m glad you find it worthwhile and if it works for you, great. Continue doing so. But it does not bode well for those who are suffering under the current corporation.