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Offline stewball

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« on: November 23, 2002, 08:54:00 PM »
:question: what did they do to you when they had you in there- what would make a person in intake take longer than another and what did they do to break you down - i just want to know because i always wondered i went to a few other web sites and saw pictures of the open meeting room in VA and it really freaked me out - just seeing the picture of the  room and aoll those people motivating- i had to turn it off and walk away
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« Reply #1 on: November 24, 2002, 04:46:00 AM »
Intake consisted of what drugs I have done in my life. The wanted me to admit to more than I had done, of course. This is the first innitiative of those people. I am one of the ones who got fucked with. I admit that I loved my family, and deep down I wanted this as part of my life. The weird thing is that it turned against me. I got treated the way Newton got fit while I was in straighnt. Bruised and beat and sent to the rad. Wow, what a difference frome the old family values that I once new prior to straight. A twisted bible usingwhat they wanted to brainwash the folds and hid the beatings. Sosrry for being up frank, but I am sick of this shit.
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« Reply #2 on: November 24, 2002, 02:59:00 PM »
what was rad? you said you were sent to the rad what does that mean? and they tried to get you to admit more than what you were guilty of too? imagine that! - i wonder what kind of pay bonus they got- or maybe they were just sadistic as hell; period- i think maybe they got off on inflicting  torture on children- or on their peers as the case  may be -i know that there were staff members there that would take you aside if they thought you had the wrong kind of look on your face - if you looked at them wrong, it would start some serious shit. they were just like the thought police in 1984 by george orwell- as a mater of fact, when i read the book (after straight),i found so many similarities to straight it was unbelievable- it was straight  on a national international scale like, if the western hemisphere turned into straight that is what it would be- (if Suzanne Bird or Mel Riddle- or maybe that staff member Dean that looked like a Ken doll became president ). my parents would be in parent rap and i'd be about to go into siblings and all of a sudden, there i'd be - in one of those plastic chairs with some staff members trying to find out something from me-like why i was wearing mascara - or why was i playing "eye games" with one of the male staff members which i may have done, but so what? what else was i supposed to do for fun on a friday night when i was stuck in this stark white place surrounded by lame ass geeks- what? - what the hell was it that they were trying to find out and why wasn't my lawyer there with me? why didn't I have a right to remain silent? did i walk in there- in those stupid dreadful doors  and suddenly be completely stripped of any civil rights? when i think about it, i really shudder at what would/could  have happened if i had so much as just said the wrong wordsdisplayed a little too mush free will or individual thought-(thoughtcrime)--and if they had put me in there, i would be dead because that is what they would have had to have done to make me join in with any of that bullshit they were into in group- i used to have night mares about being put inthere and it would always end with me spitting in someones face and running out into braddock road and over to the hardies bathroom-   sometimes in siblings i would actually spit on people except i used to disguise it as a sneeze- i would let someone get into to yelling real close to my face and then "sneeze" making sure that i had some of the contents of my tonsil area in it-then at the end of the night on the way home if my mom was'nt in the car, i would tell my dad and he would laugh his  ass off--  fun fun fun!
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« Reply #3 on: November 25, 2002, 01:14:00 PM »
stewball wrote: "why didn't I have a right to remain silent? did i walk in there- in those stupid dreadful doors and suddenly be completely stripped of any civil rights?"

This is exactly what happened to us. In the eyes of the law, minors don't have many rights. And despite the sarcasm in previous posts when we were 'having it out,' I'll say that I don't trivialize what you had to go through with the siblings BS...(especially after reading some of your posts) We were both/all victimized by THEM. Our parents were lied to, and so were we. Their "1st and most important rule" was honesty... ::noway:: You mentioned 1984. I read that in the very same year, on 5th phase. 2+2=5. If I leave straight, I will "go back to drugs and die." Too weird...


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