http://www.popcornnation.com/news/jada-defends-tomkat/ Pop Culture One Kernel at a Time Mon, 21 May 2012 13:17:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 http://www.popcornnation.com/news/jada-defends-tomkat/#comment-1004 Kelly Joanne Cannon Fri, 14 Oct 2011 01:27:44 +0000 http://www.popcornnation.com/news/jada-defends-tomkat/#comment-1004 It has been proven from former scientologist members that the scientology cult has had physical abuse, and greedy slave labor at times only to benefit already rich celebrities like Tom Cruise within it. One might think that black people like Jada Pinkett Smith and Will Smith would definitely take offense at that backwardly prejudiced, and wrongful, true behavior which is similar to slavery, cruel bondage, and physical abuse of blacks way back in the 1800's. So sad that instead, Will, and Jada take the opposite direction, and defend scientology, despite these true past happenings within it. What do they think it is? Just some cute, and hip fad, just to stir up controversy that people should just be curious about, and then not criticize, say, hey, what's the big deal, it was fun to try? No. It's a serious religious yet also dangerous membership to take on, contains some very good, positive aspects, but also some, very negative, and constricted, restraining, sad aspects as well. It has been proven from former scientologist members that the scientology cult has had physical abuse, and greedy slave labor at times only to benefit already rich celebrities like Tom Cruise within it. One might think that black people like Jada Pinkett Smith and Will Smith would definitely take offense at that backwardly prejudiced, and wrongful, true behavior which is similar to slavery, cruel bondage, and physical abuse of blacks way back in the 1800’s. So sad that instead, Will, and Jada take the opposite direction, and defend scientology, despite these true past happenings within it. What do they think it is? Just some cute, and hip fad, just to stir up controversy that people should just be curious about, and then not criticize, say, hey, what’s the big deal, it was fun to try? No. It’s a serious religious yet also dangerous membership to take on, contains some very good, positive aspects, but also some, very negative, and constricted, restraining, sad aspects as well.

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