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a man -- his thoughts -- had been violated, invaded by the "state." In
the real world, we are only responsible for and have to fear the
consequences of our actions; but in Orwell's world a man had to fear the
consequences of his thoughts as well. Most of us would have to agree
that living in a world in which we could be punished not only for what
we did, but also for what we thought, would be a frightening world
indeed.
Scientology comes very close to being this kind of world. As Hubbard
once said, "The E-meter sees all, knows all, tells everything." With
Scientology auditing, there is a constant invasion into the privacy of
the thoughts of members.
In Scientology, the Road to Total Freedom, Hubbard has created a
world frighteningly similar to the nightmarish world of Orwell's
fantasy.
And in Scientology, it is the system of "ethics" which is Big
Brother, constantly watching over all.
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