Talk:Citizens Commission on Human Rights/Archive 1

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People who criticize things before actually learning about them for themselves are not smart and can never be truly wise. It also helps when you are trying to learn the truth if you make sure you are getting information from a reliable source. This does not mean you listen to a random person who is saying bad things about any subject; it means you get a book or article that is from a well known or respected place and it seems like a reasonable place to get it from. You wouldn't get information on an activity going on at your high school from your kid sister. You should make sure that the information you are getting makes sense to YOU. If you pass on false information or something you are not sure of for yourself, you are just as bad as the people who started the falsehoods.

No source that comes from the Church of $cientology is a respectable source.
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