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Another thing that helped me was studying some psychology. I had a problem with a family member and started reading about the issue. I learned more from two layman's psychology books than I had in years of Scientology training. That helped me realize that Scientology definitely did not have all the answers.
 
UTR said:
Not every factoid is going to work on every person. Learning about LRH's real history didn't do anything for me. A true believer Scientologist might just say, "That shows that Ron was just a man like any other, but he was at cause enough to rise above the bank."

I remember having a great "explanation" for any "outpoint" I came across. But everyone has something (or a bunch of things) that nags them in the back of their mind which they never speak about. They might think they're the only one who notices that the emperor has no clothes. It can be a big deal to find out that other people also see the same things they do.

My advice is to find out what the person thinks is wrong, or what they are upset about within the organization. That gives you an idea of what's important to them. And then you can go from there and start giving them some personalized guidance.
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Understood. I am gathering ammo for a variety of people and purposes. Consider that I am loading a quiver to use while having discussions, or when I am invited to send a seemingly simple but somewhat incriminating datum.

Yesterday, I was talking to someone currently in, and passed along a story or Ron's criminality, and the guy I was talking to said "I was pretty much the same way when I was Ron's age then." It's not so funny what a person's own bias will do to their thinking.
 
PirateAndBum said:
For me, finding out that mgmt had lied about the facts about Hubbard's death started the ball rolling.
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The ball started a slow roll with having to redo so much that I had done previously, and started rolling with the idle morgue project. I actually started to leave in 2012, and went as far as move out of state to a farm to work, when I started a relationship with a scamatologist. I moved back and started to participate again.
 
You finally get there and 'so what?' :confused:

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From the mouth of a current kool-aid drinker:

"All new religions have detractors, enemies and protesters. You see it in history. This is nothing new."
 
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