Controversial Scientology

[chainsaw_metal1]

If, for example, a couple gets a divorce everyone who knows them might believe that the wife (or the husband) was a jerk or an a-hole or whatever, when the truth inside the marriage is completely different.

It's actually funny you use this as an example. A really good friend of mine from high school had gotten a divorce a year or so back. They originally split amicably, or so they told everyone on social media. Then, a few moths later, he's throwing all sorts of shade her way, and being he was such a good friend, I believed all of the crap he was saying about her. I eventually went to her, and asked her her side of the story, only to find out that my friend was really kind of an asshole. So yes, there is always a side to people we all "know" that we have never seen.

Plus, I have never liked Cruise, and have always thought there was something shady about him. Shady, I say.

 

[Janine The Barefoot]

Plus, I have never liked Cruise, and have always thought there was something shady about him. Shady, I say.

Couldn't agree more CS. His comments when Brooke Shields talked about suffering from Post-Partum Depression were utterly outrageous and completely inappropriate given that he has never and will never, give birth.

But we're also talking about a guy who was jumping up and down on Oprah's sofa saying how he'd never been "in love" before KH. I couldn't imagine anyone with children from a previous marriage putting a comment like that out to a national audience when the children he shared with her could be watching. He's a thoughtless pig..... (and there goes my mouth again!).

 

[chainsaw_metal1]

(and there goes my mouth again!).

Perhaps. But you know what you need? Dancing Chins!!!

 

[SoapboxQuantez08]

I don't agree with it, but am glad it exists. For without it, the tune "The god that failed" wouldn't have been made, which would be a shame.

 

[Doctor Omega]

 

[Doctor Omega]

 

[Doctor Omega]

 

[Doctor Omega]

Poor old lady.

 

[Doctor Omega]

I don't agree with it, but am glad it exists. For without it, the tune "The god that failed" wouldn't have been made, which would be a shame.

 

[Doctor Omega]

 

[High Plains Drifter]

Tom Cruise, I'll believe it when I see it.

 

[Gavin]

Tom Cruise, I'll believe it when I see it.

If it's true it would be a massive blow to their finances and their public image.

 

[High Plains Drifter]

If it's true it would be a massive blow to their finances and their public image.

Yep, plus they would be scared cause he might write a book. Most that leave, never speak out about it. The A&E show about it is a good watch, and to hear some of those stories.

 

[Doctor Omega]

Scientology leader, David Miscavige, interviewed by by Ted Koppel Live on ABC Nightline show, 1992. This 90-minute segment interview earned an Emmy Award. Mr. Miscavige addresses various arguments, including the relationship between psychiatry & Scientology, allegations about where the Church's money goes, and a lot more.

 

[McQualude]

Minority religions are always portrayed as cults.

 

[Doctor Omega]

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[High Plains Drifter]

Holy sh*t the cult has a global app now. Tom Cruise is still their golden boy I take it. lol

 

[ant-mac]

Holy sh*t the cult has a global app now. Tom Cruise is still their golden boy I take it. lol

I heard he was finally parting ways with them...

Although from what I've heard, that's practically MISSION IMPOSSIBLE.

 

[Doctor Omega]

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