When movies first came out, there was fear that people would start behaving unacceptably if they were to see unacceptable things on the silver screen. So media did studies to find out if this would be true. It was found that most people watch movies in groups and they talk about what actors did on the screen both during and after the movie. So any urge people would have to imitate what they saw strangers doing on the screen becomes nullified by talking it out with people they trust. This "talking it out" serves as a natural buffer between thought and action. The 3rd Party Rule in Scientology is designed to bypass this natural buffer. The 3rd Party Rule effectively keeps people from talking with people they trust behind the backs of people they don't trust. Thus it aids Scientology in having people blindly imitate what they are told by Scientology's untrustworthy mass media without talking it over first in a social, common-sensical manner. This is one way Scientology acts in an anti-social manner. Joe Cisar: http://cisar.org/rfs0100.htm
Overview of Scientology in Germany: http://cisar.org/overview.htm
Why would Gottfried Helnwein, one of the world's leading Scientologists,
lie? See http://members.tripod.com/German_Scn_News/has00.htm

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