Re: Anits - A note to

In article <3uj0ji$eka$1@mhadg.production.compuserve.com>, Robert Marcus <102020.1551@CompuServe.COM> wrote: >Where are the solutions from the Antis regarding the problems of
>man?
We are not a monolithic group with one solution, one way of thinking, one way of dealing with the world.

Politically we are Republicans, Democrats, Libertarians and Anarchists.

Religiously we are Catholics, Protestants, Buddhists, Free-Zone Scientologists, Pagans, Atheists and SubGenii.

Gustatorially we are Omnivores, Vegetarians and Vegans.

>What the hell are they fighting for if not for a better
>world or for what they feel would be some benefit stemming from
>their so-called cause? One would think that would be something
>stated.
We have one thing and one thing only in common. We all believe the Church of Scientology is a dangerous organization and needs to be stopped from continuing its abuses.

>Still haven't read a thing from any of the 20 or so Anti
>C of S Cultists.
You're working from false data, Robert. Over 900 people posted to a.r.s last month. Our cult is growing faster than yours.

[...] >I mean, there is this mad push to rid the world of Scientology.
>What do they propose in its absence? What is their vision of an
>ideal world?
You just don't get it. We have no central committee, no board who rule on doctrines. Everybody gets to decide for themselves.

As the rest of your post follows your misunderstanding of who we are and how we work, I've deleted it.

RA

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