Stop Glorifying Abuse in the Name of "Crazy Wisdom"!
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natalie mccall
6 years ago
Enough is enough.
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Piya Kear
6 years ago
As an abuse survivor I feel strongly about this. Stop trivialising abusive behaviour, and individuals who cheapen the name of God to get their own kicks.
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Kathleen Enea Mayberry
6 years ago
Presenting this film is a recruiting opportunity for this abusive organization.
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Dechen Thurman
6 years ago
Freedom of Religion is important, but to use a university setting to proselytize is inappropriate.
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JAneen
6 years ago
Solidarity with victims
Stop glorification
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Leslie Hays
6 years ago
“This is not someone to glorify.” True
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Matthew Remski
6 years ago
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If the screening was part of a seminar on how high-demand groups produce hagiographic propaganda, it would be a fitting event for a college. Otherwise not.
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Sangye Martin
6 years ago
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It's a commercial for his organization Shambhala which has repeatedly produced sexually abusive and exploitative leaders. It's fully inappropriate to promote this film to the public.
Enough is enough.
As an abuse survivor I feel strongly about this. Stop trivialising abusive behaviour, and individuals who cheapen the name of God to get their own kicks.
Presenting this film is a recruiting opportunity for this abusive organization.
Freedom of Religion is important, but to use a university setting to proselytize is inappropriate.
Solidarity with victims Stop glorification
“This is not someone to glorify.” True
If the screening was part of a seminar on how high-demand groups produce hagiographic propaganda, it would be a fitting event for a college. Otherwise not.
It's a commercial for his organization Shambhala which has repeatedly produced sexually abusive and exploitative leaders. It's fully inappropriate to promote this film to the public.