Re: New "CofS Ethics" Club
From: ralph@hilton.org (Ralph Hilton)
Subject: Re: New "CofS Ethics" Club
Date: 1999/05/12
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On Wed, 12 May 1999 13:37:21 +1000, Rob Judd wrote:
>Safe,
>
>It's not "Robb". And my intention "hear" should be obvious, even to you.
>
>Nice try at introversion, but no cigar. Do the conditions.
>
>Rob
>Clear 13611
>Scientologist since 1975
>
Its unclear as to why you think "safe" should accept your assignment. If a
person accepts the jurisdiction of ethics officers to evaluate for them then
they can make that decision and render themselves subject to such dictates.
Some people such as "safe" and myself and many others have found that
allowing ethics officers, who are often robotically trained within an
oppressive environment, to evaluate the one's operating conditions is
contra-survival.
Sometimes, in an out-ethics environment, the good guys leave and only those
who are in agreement with the unethical situation remain.
There are 2 situations which people leave:
1. They are bad guys in an ethical environment.
2. They are good guys in an unethical environment.
In both cases they find it necessary to withhold so one could say that they
blow because of missed withholds. But one would have to examine the
environment which they left to really decide whether their action was
ethical or not.
References:
Tape: "Moral codes: "What is a withhold" 4 Oct 61
Tape: "Ethics and case supervision" 9 Oct 68
Ralph Hilton
Clear 3969
Scientologist since 1971
Freezoner since 1982
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Ralph Hilton
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