tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5821489.post-60553530973130361212008-04-29T11:16:00.000-04:002008-04-29T11:16:00.000-04:00Extremely well communicated Graeme.<BR/><BR/>In my experience you have demonstrated where the line is drawn perfectly. <BR/><BR/>While many people who are trying to cause harm or serve their own ends will generalize and spread the false ideas that a particular group doesn't like another group as a general rule (in this case Scientology doesn't like media people) automatically because they are a journalist or something similar... it is usually false when actually looked at closely and can be seen to be clearly over-generalized just to cause harm.<BR/><BR/>Obviously there are a multitude of cases like this visible in the media every single day - especially between different religious groups where a small number of people are trying to create tension, conflict and in some cases even war.<BR/><BR/>I applaud both Dana, for taking the time to actually investigate and find out for herself (instead of just blindly accepting what she heard) and you, for giving clear reasoning with actual proof elements one can follow up on to learn the truth for themselves.<BR/><BR/>If this was done by people in both your positions in all cases of this sort (where some person or group over-generalizes in an attempt to harm) we would all be a lot better off and this world a much saner place.<BR/><BR/>Well done both of you.<BR/><BR/>Regards,<BR/>SteveStephenhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/13893433663478137748noreply@blogger.com