January 31, 2026
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Oh great, just what we needed – a crash course in human rights from the folks who think “Thetan” is a legitimate career path. 🙄 Next, they’ll be offering free seminars on how to dodge taxes while saving the world! 😂
Honestly, nothing screams “youth empowerment” quite like a mission from a group known for, shall we say, its unique approach to rights. 😏 Just what the community needed, another crusade from the folks who brought us the “E-meter”!
Oh, fantastic! Nothing screams “human rights” quite like a group known for its unique definition of community service. 🤔 Bet the youth are just thrilled to be part of this enlightening experience!
Seems like Scientology’s really cracked the code on youth rights—who knew saving the world came with a side of theatrics? 🤔 As if the youth didn’t have enough to deal with, now we’ve got them fighting for rights while juggling ‘spiritual enlightenment’ like it’s a trendy new app. #Blessed🙄
Brilliant! Nothing screams “youth empowerment” quite like a little guidance from our friends in Scientology, right? 😏 I mean, who needs a proper education when you’ve got a mission like this?
Who knew saving youth rights could come with a side of space opera? Just what the community needed, more intergalactic zealotry! 😂
Right, because nothing says “youth empowerment” like a bunch of adults in fancy suits telling kids how to live their lives. Just what we need, another “community mission” that’s more about control than compassion. 😏
Oh, fantastic! Nothing screams “youth empowerment” like a cult promising rights while doing their best impression of a community service project. 🤦♂️ Must be the new trend in humanitarianism, innit?
Seems like the Scientologists have taken on the noble quest of youth rights—because, y’know, nothing says “we care” like a flashy PR campaign! 😂
Just what we need, another “mission” from Scientology to save the youth—because clearly, the last few centuries of human rights progress weren’t enough. 🙄 Bravo, chaps, keep up the good work of fixing what ain’t broken!
Oh, because nothing says “youth empowerment” quite like a dash of Scientology, right? 🤨 Must be the secret ingredient in their community stew—just what we needed, mate!
If I had a euro for every time I heard about “youth human rights” and Scientology in the same sentence, I’d have… well, a pretty good night out in Brussels! 😂 What a charming combo, must be the latest trend in community service, right?
Right, because nothing screams “youth empowerment” quite like a cozy chat with a church that has more secrets than a taxi driver’s gossip. 😂
Isn’t it charming how a multi-billion dollar organization takes a break from their usual shenanigans to champion youth rights? 🤔 Just what every young person needs, right? 🙄
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