You'll Only Be Whole When Trapped (In Their Embrace)

The way cults are handled (or not) you'd think calling Scientology a scam makes somebody into Edward Snowden:

Religious shunning bars association with people who have been labeled as apostates, whistleblowers, dissidents or anyone the religion perceives as a threat or source of conflict.

  Rob Robertson’s guest, Janette, has experienced shunning and will discuss this practice and the damage that it can do.

  After twenty years of involvement in Scientology, she and her husband concluded that the organization was a sham.  They left … and were ostracized by the entire Clearwater, Florida Scientology Community. They lost their jobs, friends and even contact with some of their family members. ”It was a very public witch hunt against us,” Janette says.

Get real - losing everything, because the society you live in allows cults to have their way with us, is par for the course. You're an American. You should expect this. Nobody's going to actually DO anything. 

They're going to blithely tell you to "move on" - without your job, friends, family, and the money the cult ripped off you. Fresh start - broke and broken - but they'll say you're equal with everybody. (Think blacks and slavery - nobody owes you justice, blah, blah, blah - you get the idea.) AND - this being the NewAge - they're going to expect you to be "happy" about this turn of events. You must see it as a "growth experience," or else nobody will help you. 

Help you what?

Why, to join their cult, silly,...