Church to Gawker: It May Be Crazy, But It's Ours!

121. I got some things I want to say, but honestly, the idea of these people having the resources to be everywhere and see everything creeps me out beyond belief. I want those of you who spoke up against Tom and his cult to come back in a few months and tell us if anything weird has happened in your lives, like if your tax return gets audited for the first time, or you start getting pulled over by the cops more often, or your position at work is suddenly eliminated by corporate, or your childs college scholarship is revoked for no good reason. I bet it happens. We hear about the negative way these cult members influence society with harrassment and law suits, but where is the proof they're doing anything positive for anyone outside their own little circle?

Hey Tom, what's your theory regarding the frightening increase of autism? How do we fix THAT little problem? Am I truly NOT supposed to put my child on medications when it's the only affordable option? What are YOU doing to make other treatment options available to the lower & middle class income parents of kids with autism? You say you and your church members are the ONLY ones who "know" and who can truly help. So help ME! Help MY child! You want to make believers out of the rest of us? Then give us a reason to believe. Reach out to those of us who struggle to help our kids in the only way we can afford........with prescription drugs that help control their behaviors. Vitamins aren't covered by insurance, you know. Either is ABA therapy. And food stamps meant to be used for the entire family disapear pretty fast when using them to purchase the foods required to meet the needs of a special diet for one autistic child.

You want to make a difference? Use those resources to be everywhere and see everything to find ME and help MY child live a better life without the use of medications!

Posted at 11:24AM on Jan 17th 2008 by Hummmmm

122. I've never seen a man and his religion with the fervor to hide and threaten lawsuits like Cruise and the Scientologists.
It really takes away from their credibility that they are strangely private about a religion that is supposedly such a great thing for people. Why would you not want people to know how great it is? Acting strangely and threatening lawsuits is hardly compelling or attractive to outsiders. YUCK factor anyone?

Posted at 1:27PM on Jan 17th 2008 by SuperStarSteve

123. Yeah, Tommy-Boy your entire "religious" belief system is "wild-n'-wooly" - so be it. Quit trying to inflict your beliefs on us - or, should I say quit trying to introduce LRH doctrine to over 1+ billion persons on Earth... you can KSW all the way back to where ever your kind comes from. All teeth, no brains, easily swayed - and a wicked case of Little Man Syndrome - that's what comes to mind when I think of Tommy-Boy Mapother (Cruise). What a Fool.

Posted at 1:38PM on Jan 17th 2008 by Kate

124. # 7 is NOT a $cientologist. Xenu is a great site to expose Scientology. With the tactics of $cietology, I wouldn't be surprised if # 15 is the $cientologist. Another great site to get information on it is: www.freedomofmind.net.

Posted at 2:33PM on Jan 17th 2008 by HarryFromNE

125. You can see what Scientology has done to Cruise's brain. It's not pretty.

Posted at 7:04AM on Jan 20th 2008 by Jay