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« Reply #30 on: September 19, 2007, 05:27:58 PM »
no he did not.
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« Reply #31 on: November 20, 2007, 01:45:43 PM »
::bump::
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It\'d be sad if it wernt so funny,It\'d be funny if it wernt so sad

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twas the best of times,twas the worst of times
« Reply #32 on: November 27, 2007, 12:52:45 AM »
I cannot possibly let Mr D.(Woof)and Bobby P.(85DJ)into this fray without me,Brother Sam,get a few licks in himself.To avoid being judgmental of anybody during this time,I remember John Milton's narrative "Paradise Lost" where if one would ask Satan,he would have you believe that he was a kind and gentle soul and it was God who was the bad guy.If Satan himself believes his intentions to be honorable,crackpots,halfwits and misfits like Helen Peterman,Wanda Minton,and even Doctor(?)George Ross probably think that they're decent people too.I was one of Dave MacAdams' first oldcomers who spoke to him later as an exec staff when my adopted half-sister had a short tenure there before being withdrawn.He was a lot more mellow than most Str8 exec staffs,more of an administrator than a counselor.What can one say about Doctor George?He did not invent RBT,just parroted as a means to an ends,one he knew to be profitable.85DJ said that he got something out of his dialogue.Power to 85DJ.Considering the other "therapists"we were subjected to,maybe Dr.George did have something to offer as opposed to Helen"I know what you're thinking"Peterman who didn't really have a clue about anything except incite a mob of ignoramuses to come down on some poor soul on the drop of a hat for the slightest of reasons.Those 16 1/2 months for me were like a fog wearing special glasses.I remember everything plain as day,just what was going on with me at the time is only coming back in bits and pieces Chris Cassler,only 18 at the time,really thought he was taking on a noble endeavor and doing a great thing at the time he went into staff office.I should know,I sat with him in humanities class while he went from 4th to 5th phase and then to staff trainee and even junior staff.I used to go to his house and take turns playing on his Moog keyboard,usually to Yes,ELP,and Keith Jarrett.He was a very frustrated person then and probably became miserable when these frustrations became worse as he grew with the program.We all know what that was about.He was having conflicts with the lies he was believing and the reality that was smacking him every day.It never gets better until you get on track.His frustrations,which I saw on almost a daily basis,told me that I wanted nothing to do with staff office once my phases were through.Obviously Chris staying on turned him into a total basket case.Ditto for Dave Crock.Almost tragically,for a good friend of mine,Tommy Vida.Thankfully,with professional help and the love of good people,Tom did well for himself.That staff office was an incubator for more psychoses than all hallucinogenic drugs combined.Thank heaven I only experienced it from the outside.
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« Reply #33 on: November 27, 2007, 10:32:10 AM »
Once those fuckers turned 18 they became fully accountable for their actions.  I don't give a rats ass if they were confused or insane.   Dave Crock adn McAdams need to be in jail.
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I just hope I find out where I belong
« Reply #34 on: December 02, 2007, 06:42:40 PM »
Well,voice,I guess that means that one rat won´t have to worry about his backside anytime soon.If you feel so strongly about this maybe you should try to have them procecuted or at least make some sympatheic law enforcement authority aware of who they are when they happen to be in the neighborhood.Personally,I try to avoid throwing stones for some may inadvertantly hit me on the way.I spent my first three months after my 18th birthday in Str8 and I hope I didn´t break too many laws during that time or else I might be worthy of prosecution as well even though to this day I really do not know what other viable option I had.Meanwhile,voice,you keep deciding what situations merit or don´t merit a rodent´s backside and I´ll keep searching for more understanding of the most bizarre 72 weeks of my life.
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Re: I just hope I find out where I belong
« Reply #35 on: December 09, 2007, 11:08:02 AM »
Quote from: ""Sam Kinison""
Well,voice,I guess that means that one rat won´t have to worry about his backside anytime soon.If you feel so strongly about this maybe you should try to have them procecuted or at least make some sympatheic law enforcement authority aware of who they are when they happen to be in the neighborhood.Personally,I try to avoid throwing stones for some may inadvertantly hit me on the way.I spent my first three months after my 18th birthday in Str8 and I hope I didn´t break too many laws during that time or else I might be worthy of prosecution as well even though to this day I really do not know what other viable option I had.Meanwhile,voice,you keep deciding what situations merit or don´t merit a rodent´s backside and I´ll keep searching for more understanding of the most bizarre 72 weeks of my life.


Hey Sam - I have tried to get justice, to get the word out and to let them know what I think.   I have contacted and met with the drug czar of Florida, a house minority leader in Florida and helped put together protests, conferences and radio shows.   I understand what you mean, and I respect your opion, although, I humbly disagree.  Staff should be held  accountable to the law and yes, I am also responsible; I was in the program and as we all were, I was an ass at times.  I regret my sins, but the a main diff is, I admit I was wrong and have asked and prayed for forgiveness.
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« Reply #36 on: December 09, 2007, 12:41:09 PM »
This to me seems like a what could have been thing. Puttin ex staffers in jail doesn't seem realistic all these years later. Sure, some of them deserve it, but with the limit laws and all, well, is it reasonable to expect anymore? There might be more chances going after the corporate leaders, though, but that takes time and lotsa $$$. Meanwhile, hey, so we can't get way older former staffers in jail, but we surely can beat the hell out of the current ones' credibility and reputations at the pfc/khk locations... this type of activity may be small compensation in the long run, all things considered, but it could also be the best you got. Many fishes got away. Some even keep splashing water in the boat. (semblers, riddile, schwartz, walker, etc...) True and fair Justice from that long ago time may never happen. Given the amount of bullshit happening in this country, our time in straight is the last thing on the government's mind. Hell, they barely care about kids at all. Regardless of the straight stuff, may all good things illuminate your path, however you transverse the road into the future.

FD
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« Reply #37 on: December 10, 2007, 02:41:43 PM »
Quote from: ""froddy's dingleberry""
This to me seems like a what could have been thing. Puttin ex staffers in jail doesn't seem realistic all these years later. Sure, some of them deserve it, but with the limit laws and all, well, is it reasonable to expect anymore? There might be more chances going after the corporate leaders, though, but that takes time and lotsa $$$. Meanwhile, hey, so we can't get way older former staffers in jail, but we surely can beat the hell out of the current ones' credibility and reputations at the pfc/khk locations... this type of activity may be small compensation in the long run, all things considered, but it could also be the best you got. Many fishes got away. Some even keep splashing water in the boat. (semblers, riddile, schwartz, walker, etc...) True and fair Justice from that long ago time may never happen. Given the amount of bullshit happening in this country, our time in straight is the last thing on the government's mind. Hell, they barely care about kids at all. Regardless of the straight stuff, may all good things illuminate your path, however you transverse the road into the future.

FD


How do you determine which staffers deserve it and which ones don't?  Who deservese to go to jail and who doesn't?
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« Reply #38 on: December 10, 2007, 05:07:13 PM »
How would you decide? Is there a reasonable method? What do you have in mind?
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« Reply #39 on: December 11, 2007, 08:19:59 AM »
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How do you determine which staffers deserve it and which ones don't?  Who deservese to go to jail and who doesn't?


If they were over 18 years of age and got a paycheck from Straight, then they are guilty of being paid, professional child abusers.

Most ex-Staff should be lined up against the wall where the 7 Steps were painted and shot.

Either that, or shoved into an intake room that is then pumped full of Zyklon B.

Or maybe just left alone for five minutes with a group of their victims.....
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« Reply #40 on: December 11, 2007, 07:05:01 PM »
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How do you determine which staffers deserve it and which ones don't?  Who deservese to go to jail and who doesn't?

If they were over 18 years of age and got a paycheck from Straight, then they are guilty of being paid, professional child abusers.

Most ex-Staff should be lined up against the wall where the 7 Steps were painted and shot.

Either that, or shoved into an intake room that is then pumped full of Zyklon B.

Or maybe just left alone for five minutes with a group of their victims.....




they already were you moron thats how they got to be staff in the first place. it's 6th phase/apprentice. 7th step/jr staff. then 6+ months later/sr. staff? didn't you go though the program?
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« Reply #41 on: December 11, 2007, 07:28:12 PM »
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they already were you moron thats how they got to be staff in the first place. it's 6th phase/apprentice. 7th step/jr staff. then 6+ months later/sr. staff? didn't you go though the program?



No, I just come here to meet up with cool people like you who make apologies for child abusers.
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« Reply #42 on: December 11, 2007, 08:38:22 PM »
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How do you determine which staffers deserve it and which ones don't?  Who deservese to go to jail and who doesn't?

If they were over 18 years of age and got a paycheck from Straight, then they are guilty of being paid, professional child abusers.

Most ex-Staff should be lined up against the wall where the 7 Steps were painted and shot.

Either that, or shoved into an intake room that is then pumped full of Zyklon B.

Or maybe just left alone for five minutes with a group of their victims.....



they already were you moron thats how they got to be staff in the first place. it's 6th phase/apprentice. 7th step/jr staff. then 6+ months later/sr. staff? didn't you go though the program?


6th phase?   What the fuck program did you go thru?   Not Straight St Pete.
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« Reply #43 on: December 11, 2007, 09:48:12 PM »
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6th phase?   What the fuck program did you go thru?   Not Straight St Pete.

Yeah, there was no 6th phase where I was either..

So hey "6th phase," what's this all about, anyway?
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Should I be Lined up and shot?
« Reply #44 on: December 11, 2007, 10:04:11 PM »
Should I be Lined up and shot?

I am ex-staff and a survivor. I also protest these fucked up places .
I asked again should I be lined up to be shot?
-DP
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