Law and Order is more accustomed to attacking paper tigers like the almost mythical Christian abortion clinic bombers, or the secret right-wing madrases of Long Island. But in their latest episode they take on Scientology.
Although it’s called “Systemotics” in the show, from the ‘level As’, the entry tests, even down to the book covers - it’s clearly Scientology. The plot revolves around the murder of a writer who was working on exposing the involvement of ‘Systemotics’ in the death of a baby and the cover-up of that murder by a ‘Systemologist’ doctor.
I’ve uploaded a clip to youtube here. Her story sounds familiar to anyone who’s read anything about Scientology:
Click here to download the full episode (bit torrent / utorrent required)
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Tags: Anonymous, Atheism, Law and Order, Religion, Scientology, Systemotics
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I wouldn’t say mythical or almost mythical.
Bombings and assaults are on the decrease but one bomb is one too many.
Also it appears that as long as it’s not your delusion of choice it is ok for other delusions to get the treatment. Or did I read too much into your statement.
My view all delusions are dangerous and their adherents risk being abused by the hierarchy and have no recourse to rationality to combat this. Nothing is rational about delusions.
Having read more of your site, sorry about the “delusion of your choice” quip.
The rest stands I don’t give a crap about which delusion is highlighted they are all baseless and as such are fair game when their adherents commit crimes claiming revealed law is their guide.
The world is just not safe. Where is Joan of Ark when you need her?