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FredricRice asked this question on 5/9/2000:
I also find in the Auditor's code item number 27 which reads, "I promise
to refuse any being to be physically injured, violently damaged, operated
on or killed in the name of 'mental treatment.'"
In light of the Lisa McPherson homicide, does anyone know if _this_ one
has been repealed as well? And if not, what the Condition of Ethics would
be?
Irmgard gave this response on 5/11/2000:
In my practice as auditor and trainer of auditors I never got into a
real-life situation where this point was addressed.
I also never saw materials of the introspection rundown which was
done on Lisa McPherson - a probable explanation would be that this
rundown is not done in Class IV orgs (which are not routinely equipped
with rooms to stay overnight nor with staff with 24 hours presence) and
I had my auditor experience only on this level.
On the other hand I have experienced in Scientology that people in a
totalitarian environment do quite some things which would normally go
against their personal ethics explains them that they are for the best
of everyone and Scientology.
This has to do with the mental mechanism of dissociation - man is
capable of "not seeing" points which cannot be brought into
accordance with the present settings.
And for the second part of the question: openly disobeying orders is a
crime in Scientology.
Irmgard
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Thanks, that's a good answer. It looks to me as though auditors _do_
hold these ideals. It looks like other departments inside of Scientology
aren't constrained against violating the Auditor's Code.
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Subject: Oh: And the Auditor's Code - Item number 27
Answered by: Irmgard
Asked By: FredricRice
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