Treatment Abuse, Behavior Modification, Thought Reform > CEDU / Brown Schools and derivatives / clones
RMA staff I remember from RMA, you post yours from CEDU
Whooter:
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--- Quote from: "Whooter" ---You need to "woman up" lol first and provide proof of you accusations. I have time and will wait. Let me know if you want to see the original post again to refresh your memory.
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Like I said....we all knew you'd weasel out of it. I gave links of what I see as you defending JRC. You don't agree that you were defending them so now you're using that as an excuse to back out on showing where you think I admitted anything like what you said.
Weasel, weasel, weasel.
C'mon.....just this ONCE be a man and back up what you say.
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You can post all the links you want and call people names and stamp your feet, but until you address the issue we cant move forward.
Just in case there is any confusion lets take a look at the original post:
"...You advocate sending them to these places for virtually anything. You also go out of your way to defend or minimize or justify even the most heinous actions and places."
You havent provided proof of this yet.
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maruska:
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--- Quote from: "Samara" ---You are right. We wouldn't know what its like to be a program parent. Because we don't stick our kids in programs.
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Of course you didn’t. The overwhelming majority of people don’t have to. Just like my other kids, they get through the tough patches on their own along with good parenting.
--- Quote ---But what we do know is how effectively programs BS parents. We know that quite well.
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Until you have spoken to kids (and their parents) who have been helped by programs then you don’t have sufficient information to conclude that. I have seen the marketing and kids who failed and kids who did well so I have a better perspective on whether or not the programs BS or not.
You have the disadvantage of seeing it from a kids perspective and then only those kids who didn’t do well which is only one facet.
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I thought you are just a program parent and talking just about your own experience with your daughter.....can you tell me more? where did you see all those kids?
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Notice, maruska, how Whooter completely avoided your very good question in order to attack Anne instead. He feels he can win that one, but answering your question will only expose him for what he really is - a shill and phony "regular parent." This is just another example of how Whooter gets trapped in his own lies and then just tries to ignore it and pretend it never happened.
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:) Oh no, I think he needs just a little more time to respond:) ...I am sure he will respond..
Whooter?
Troll Control:
Sure, he'll respond alright. Just not to you substantively. He has already admitted in his own logged posts that he's not just a 'regular parent' and that he's financially involved in the TTI. He can't erase it (because he sold his user account and no longer can edit his old posts) and he can't effectively deny it, so he does the only thing he can - shift the focus to Anne (or RB, or me, or samara, or Deborah, or Ginger, or psy or whomever else is available at the moment to use as a foil).
I'd like to see you keep at it for a while though and see what happens. It will be a lesson for all new readers who might have otherwise been duped by him.
Whooter:
--- Quote from: "maruska" ---I thought you are just a program parent and talking just about your own experience with your daughter.....can you tell me more? where did you see all those kids?
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Sorry about all the trolls here today. I did miss your post, but your posts are one of the ones that I follow because you seem to be more open minded and accepting than most here, so I would have responded eventually.
I mainly talk about the kids my daughter and I met while she was in wilderness and at ASR. But I also have seen stories from others (outside fornits) who talk on their blogs about their experiences. My daughter has connected with lots people on a reunion site for ASR which spans several peer groups. I have read blogs and facebook posts of kids who did not do well also from several programs. So I have seen both sides of the coin so to speak.
One can really gain a sense of which programs are good and which are not by looking at perspectives and I find that interesting.
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Anne Bonney:
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Sorry about all the trolls here today.
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