NationStates Jolt Archive


UPDATE: Friend left the cult.

greed and death
02-02-2009, 07:10
Those of you who took interest in my friend. She left the cult. nothing I did she just got tired of the control freaks and all.

I am celebrating by getting smashed.
Gauntleted Fist
02-02-2009, 07:13
I am celebrating by getting smashed.In other words, continuing your normal routine? :p
greed and death
02-02-2009, 07:14
In other words, continuing your normal routine? :p

is it that obvious ???
Wilgrove
02-02-2009, 07:17
Congrats for your friend. :)
Gauntleted Fist
02-02-2009, 07:18
is it that obvious ???Very, my friend, very. ;)

And, congrats to your friend. Sorry to hear your efforts were for naught, but it's a good thing when people recognize their own mistakes, too.
greed and death
02-02-2009, 07:38
Very, my friend, very. ;)

And, congrats to your friend. Sorry to hear your efforts were for naught, but it's a good thing when people recognize their own mistakes, too.

All I did was talk to her a little though I kept that minimal because i figured (rightly) they monitored her emails.
Dododecapod
02-02-2009, 07:40
Good fortune for your friend, and may your getting smashed not be literal.
Pepe Dominguez
02-02-2009, 07:42
One down, a couple billion to go. But a victory is a victory just the same.
Gauntleted Fist
02-02-2009, 07:42
All I did was talk to her a little though I kept that minimal because i figured (rightly) they monitored her emails.Violation of privacy, much?

That's ridiculous.
Skallvia
02-02-2009, 08:02
This might sound stupid, but, By Cult, You do mean NSG right?....
Anti-Social Darwinism
02-02-2009, 08:17
Violation of privacy, much?

That's ridiculous.

They monitored the emails where I used to work.

Hmm. It was sort of cult-like now that I think of it.
greed and death
02-02-2009, 08:35
Violation of privacy, much?

That's ridiculous.

they owned the internet connection for the community. And i guess the use of it involved signing a consent to be monitored so it was legal.
Wilgrove
02-02-2009, 08:39
they owned the internet connection for the community. And i guess the use of it involved signing a consent to be monitored so it was legal.

Who actually reads those things anyway?
greed and death
02-02-2009, 08:43
Who actually reads those things anyway?

No one. which is why i think 99% of the population has technically signed over their assets to the software companies with out even knowing it. they are just waiting for the other 1% to sign and then they will swoop in with lawyers to take all our stuff.
Nanatsu no Tsuki
02-02-2009, 15:09
Good for her. It was her life after all.
Pirated Corsairs
02-02-2009, 16:11
Cults are never good. Now she's free to join an actual religion, like Scientology.

From anybody else this would have been a very witty and funny joke. But given your posting history, I think you're serious...
FreeSatania
02-02-2009, 16:33
Cults are never good. Now she's free to join an actual religion, like Scientology.

lol. Moon Geometry...

PS. can you link that again I can't seem to find it.
Hotwife
02-02-2009, 17:33
Cults are never good. Now she's free to join an actual religion, like Scientology.

Only if she likes rattlesnakes in the mailbox.
The Romulan Republic
02-02-2009, 19:43
Good to hear, I guess. Hopefully she doesn't just go into another one.
Conserative Morality
02-02-2009, 21:08
Only if she likes rattlesnakes in the mailbox.

Are you suggesting there are people who don't enjoy rattlesnakes in their mailboxes?

I think I've been doing something wrong. *Puts down rattlesnakes and 'happy birthday' cards*
Straughn
03-02-2009, 06:14
Those of you who took interest in my friend. She left the cult. nothing I did she just got tired of the control freaks and all.
Yay!
She should hang out here a little bit. We'll swap anecdotes.
Sarkhaan
03-02-2009, 06:21
Yay!
She should hang out here a little bit. We'll swap anecdotes.
I'll pour the koolade.
Straughn
03-02-2009, 06:23
I'll pour the koolade.
Oh yea-*coughs*

I like 'em frozen, in ice cube form with toothpicks stuck in 'em, like the old after-school commercial.
Pschycotic Pschycos
03-02-2009, 06:50
Excuse my ignorance, but what exactly was the scenario here?
Non Aligned States
03-02-2009, 08:12
Excuse my ignorance, but what exactly was the scenario here?

GnD here had a friend who was recently in a cult, although he wasn't exactly sure it was one, some time ago, and asked on the forum what he should do about it.
Port Arcana
03-02-2009, 08:59
What exactly are we talking about here? Scientology? O_o
Non Aligned States
03-02-2009, 09:09
What exactly are we talking about here? Scientology? O_o

Nah, it was some kind of pseudo Christian cult group if I'm not mistaken. Valentasia just smells a possible fresh recruit and is out to flog his brand of cultism.
Ghost of Ayn Rand
03-02-2009, 09:19
Nah, it was some kind of pseudo Christian cult group if I'm not mistaken. Valentasia just smells a possible fresh recruit and is out to flog his brand of cultism.

Let's not be hasty. My campus groups, who work hard to spread awareness of Objectivism, are often accused of cultish behaviour.

Fortunately, I am not maligned as a cult leader because my group doesn't fit the criteria, which evidently includes having a charismatic leader.

Wait...