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FredricRice asked this question on 5/11/2000:
Greetings, Scientology experts!
The policy of "fair gaming" people was apparently either modified or
canceled and I'm trying to find out which it is.
In HCOPL 18/Oct/67, L. Ron Hubbard said that his enemies are "fair
game" that "may be deprived of property or injured by any means by any
Scientologist without any discopline of the Scientologist. May be tricked,
sued or lied to or destroyed."
But in HCOPL 21/Oct/68 a little over a year later, he said "The practice of
declaring people FAIR GAME will cease. FAIR GAME may not appear on any
Ethic Order. It causes bad public relations. This PL does not cancel any
policy on the treatment or handling of any SP."
Does this mean that Hubbard's policy was canceled, or does it mean that
followers who apply the policy are supposed to keep quiet about it?
Thanks.
Phobos1 gave this response on 5/11/2000:
I'm pretty sure it means only that the term "fair game" is not to be
used anymore. It says quite plainly that the actual TREATMENT of SP's
is not to be changed.
To corroborate this, see Larry Bergen's final reply to my question
about the confidentiality of PC folders, in which he says that by
picketing, a former Scientologist forfeits any right to be protected by
Scientology. This is completely consistent with the language of the
original FAIR GAME policy, stressing the "without any discipline of the
Scientologist". In other words, a Scientologist will not be disciplined by
Scientology for doing anything nasty to a declared SP. This strongly
leads me to believe that the policy is still in effect.
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Subject: Cancelation of Fair Game
Answered by: Phobos1
Asked By: FredricRice
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