General Discussion

Well mate, how about you and I got together and set up shop?


To all the OG haterz out there:
shut the fuck up you 80 year old loser, its called having fun, you probably were just raised picking fucking flowers for fun at 15, so stfu, this is the 21st century were kids have a GOOD time.... - 12-year old radical cool kid on youtube.

Too many cowboys and not enough indians.

Puddin_Tame

i'm suffering from a fatal lack of care =(

I'm new to Anonymous. Anyone can give me a quick rundown?

Anonymous

good, now gtfo

Herro

Chanology is a joke- literally. Don't take it too seriously.

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KittyKatSpanker

lol

Anonymous

I'm not an old guard, General, sir. I probably started protesting Scientology later than you did.

grebe

My unsolicited advice, General: If the lulz have left you or chanology or your corner of chanology, putter around and experiment a bit.

It's true, Scientology isn't the biggest thing on the planet. But there's something about it that hits a nerve. I can say, "fair game is bullshit!" without pesky conflicted emotions. So fighting it is fun.

Scientology is, for me, a kind of test case. My larger interest is pseudoscience generally. Most popular anti-science movements are not organized or centralized like Scientology, Inc., so they're much harder to fight.

Here's a happy daydream: Anonymous inspires enough political will to strip Scientology of its tax exempt status. That, combined with loss of public trust, leads to closure of most orgs around the world. The dedicated few remaining followers re-interpret LRH's writings as an account of his own personal spiritual journey rather than a prescription for the planet. They get rid of the Sea Org and the coercive tactics. They become unique individuals riffing on LRH like jazz musicians, and mostly doing positive things for their communities.

The story of Anonymous as a strategy used to dismantle a power hungry cult becomes a chapter in the civics textbooks used across the US. Kids find the anecdotes about the victims of fair game riveting, and they understand why making an argument and responding to an argument is important.

grebe

If Chanology had a lot of money, what projects would top the list? Probably not yelling at buildings or DDOS attacks.

I'd like some undercover investigations. The whole thing is just such a curiosity. For example, what's in the mine shaft? What is the point of the Freewinds? How much of Hollywood does Scientology control? What's Scientology's long-term strategy regarding intellectual property law?

Anonymous

Fucking NightLight. That project's been in the works since very near the beginning, funding was the issue.

Puddin_Tame

but i'd miss you

I'm new to Anonymous. Anyone can give me a quick rundown?

Anonymous

Hey the Sociopath Daily is back from the dead! That's a fun place to putter around if you're looking for lulz.

Klaus Nomi clip on the front page:
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General Discussion

Sad story IRL, broheme.

Too many cowboys and not enough indians.

theprofitlrh

This ^^ bit..

Should all religious documents be in the public domain by law?

That way there can be an open discusion, and people would know what they were getting into.

If Scientology was in charge of the concentration camps, they would have got all the victims to sign a form saying they were volunteering to enter the gas chambers.

And the concentration camps would be called "religious retreats".

Anonymous

Nor can you force wisdom on children. You have to show them and let them learn that all play and no serious makes Jack a dumbass.

Also, wit and cleverness do not peak in youth any more than they peak in old age. According to the poll here, 60% of members are 25 or younger. This is energy and future and very good to see, but the world is run and understood best by people who are more like age 30-70.

"Old" people have money. "Old" people have experience. "Old" people have patience. "Old" people don't care about fads or looking cool.

Accept the merging for the strength it is, or move along to where things are still all playground. Chanology, despite the nostalgia of some, did not start purely as a playground. Protesting an organized crime syndicate is SRS BIZ whether you like it or not. If you come only for the lols, you'll stay mostly for the SRS or end up leaving.

Anonymous

So is this thread going to result in an idea that people can actually use? I mean like an idea that we're not already using?

Maybe what's needed is something to cure the Melancholy of General Discussion?

Anonymous

Formula is the enemy of creativity.

xenubarb

Dude...that should be Scientology's motto, only they still think they've busted teh roof open on creativity. Or gone through the ceiling, or whatever dumbass metaphor they've made popular this week.

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xenubarb

Hey moran...the people you're addressing grew up in the 60s. We invented fun. And rock and roll.
And creative substance abuse. Teach yer grammaw to suck eggs, faggot. Srsly.

(lol at today's yoot thinking they invented fun)

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Herro

Right, because fun didn't exist before the 60s? Try to recognize the hilarious irony in your post.

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KittyKatSpanker

ITT: fun before the 60ties