03-22-2007, 08:33 PM
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Banned
Location: in the hills north of Melbourne, Australia
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Originally Posted by MrSelfDestruct
Scientology is a dangerous cult that brainwashes its members and abuses them, sometimes to the point of death, and has polices allowing enemies of the church to be killed without repercussions. An individual's rank within the church is determined by how much money they have paid for church services and the highest level can be reached with a total expenditure of just over $360,000. There is nothing about the Church of Scientology that can be considered respectable or harmless, it is a dangerous organization.
Just for fun,
Scientology: The evil galactic lord Xenu gathered up the overpopulation of the galaxy with the help of psychiatrists by calling them in for a tax inspection. They are paralyzed with an injection of glycerin and alcohol and flown to Teegeack (earth) where they are placed around the bases of volcanoes in what is now Hawaii and the volcanoes are detonated with atomic weapons. For his crimes, Xenu is put in a mountain prison inside a force field powered by a battery that will never run out of power.
Fantastic Four issue 158: (short version) Xemu, the evil overlord of the Fifth Dimension, commits mass murder against his subjects and is eventually imprisoned in force field inside a mountain to prevent his escape.
Hubbard based his pseudo-religion on a fucking comic book.
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Scientology is a dangerous cult that brainwashes its members and abuses them, sometimes to the point of death, and has polices allowing enemies of the church to be killed without repercussions. An individual's rank within the church is determined by how much money they have paid for church services and the highest level can be reached with a total expenditure of just over $360,000. There is nothing about the Church of Scientology that can be considered respectable or harmless, it is a dangerous organization.
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Exactly the same could be said about Christianity and it's two cousin cults. 
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