Treatment Abuse, Behavior Modification, Thought Reform > The Troubled Teen Industry
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Anonymous:
creditable, credible, tomatoe, tomato
your point? you got the jest of the point. the boy is not credible or creditable. probably not a lead plaintiff either.
Carey:
Yes that is the issue...our spelling. I guess if that is what is important to you about this topic, well then, why not go back and correct everyones?
Anyway, attack what you can about our spelling, because you surely have no argument about the real issue. If you did, that would have been what you would have addressed.
Now lets go back to what I said:
--- Quote ---He is not creditable in my eyes. I am sure he will not be creditable in the eyes of many. "
--- End quote ---
The dictionary, Webster's, defines creditable as "meriting praise." In my opinion, Ryan merits no praise!
But you know, now that you mention it, he is less than credible, likewise. He deserves no praise and he is not deserving of anyones confidence as he has no credibility either.
Anonymous:
The point was you can always track Carey's posts whether she uses her name or not.
Carey:
Why do you think I need to post as an ANON, like yourself? What in the hell are you so paranoid about? I must scare the hell out of you ANON. Does it make you feel better to make a statement like that? If you can tell yourself that I post as myself and then as an ANON does it make you feel less threatened? What? I don't get it? I am not afraid to be criticized by ANONOMOUS posters, such as yourself.
I think it is a shame that you can not discuss the subject with statments that might make a difference instead of your paranoid comments like " The point was you can always track Carey's posts whether she uses her name or not." How lame can you be?
[ This Message was edited by: Carey on 2003-09-24 16:20 ]
Anonymous:
Does anyone know if the troubled teens, in not only WWASPS, but all the behavior change programs, have ever written to their parents talking about how abused they were just to come home and it was a lie?
Do teens really say this stuff? Wouldn't that get government officials to come and investigate only to find everything was acceptable?
From what I've heard, they say this stuff on a daily basis at all these types of schools. And the parents don't believe it because they've either been to the schools or know other teens that had been and know the tactics? What about crying wolf??
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