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The Seed Discussion Forum / Cults and Conspiracies
« on: December 06, 2004, 04:50:00 PM »
Cleveland...how do you define abuse?
There is a good question for you.
Of course it is abusive to hit someone, but
How about imprisoning them against their will..even if you feel it is for their own good? Is that abusive?
What about padLocking them up at night and making them ask permission for everything from defecating to eating or drinking a glass of water? Is that abusive?
How about purposely restricting their right to urinate as a control method? Abusive?
How about severly limiting their sleep and caloric intake? Abusive?
How about forcing them to sit up straight in a wooden chair for twelve hours and having them poked in the back sharply when they slip out of consciousness or fail to comply? Abusive?
Not allowing them to think or for their eyes to wander, all the while and at all times forcing the person to Smile and motivate his desire to speak to the group at the same time having said person fearfull of being personally verbally torn to shreds for little or nothing? Abusive?
There is more,,,much more.
To me a comment that the seed wasn't abusive is just so missing the mark. The outward physical abuse endured by some in the seed is greatly overshadowed by the day to day CULTURE OF ABUSE the seed was immersed in.
The entire modality in fact fosters abuse and cultic worship, and this is seen from the seed right down to the present day copycat programs.
The seed was extremely abusive, and much like an abused housewife, many people that endured said abuse say it was because they deserved or needed it, or that it really wasn't that bad. It was.
The Seed wasn't just unpleasant Cleveland. In fact, many of the techniques, if done by the average person, would result in felony convictions of assault and false inprisonment.
There is a good question for you.
Of course it is abusive to hit someone, but
How about imprisoning them against their will..even if you feel it is for their own good? Is that abusive?
What about padLocking them up at night and making them ask permission for everything from defecating to eating or drinking a glass of water? Is that abusive?
How about purposely restricting their right to urinate as a control method? Abusive?
How about severly limiting their sleep and caloric intake? Abusive?
How about forcing them to sit up straight in a wooden chair for twelve hours and having them poked in the back sharply when they slip out of consciousness or fail to comply? Abusive?
Not allowing them to think or for their eyes to wander, all the while and at all times forcing the person to Smile and motivate his desire to speak to the group at the same time having said person fearfull of being personally verbally torn to shreds for little or nothing? Abusive?
There is more,,,much more.
To me a comment that the seed wasn't abusive is just so missing the mark. The outward physical abuse endured by some in the seed is greatly overshadowed by the day to day CULTURE OF ABUSE the seed was immersed in.
The entire modality in fact fosters abuse and cultic worship, and this is seen from the seed right down to the present day copycat programs.
The seed was extremely abusive, and much like an abused housewife, many people that endured said abuse say it was because they deserved or needed it, or that it really wasn't that bad. It was.
The Seed wasn't just unpleasant Cleveland. In fact, many of the techniques, if done by the average person, would result in felony convictions of assault and false inprisonment.