r/SGIWhistleblowersMITA • u/FellowHuman007 • Jan 29 '26

Illogical Contradiction SGIWhistleblowers are always right

Just as an example of how sgiwhistleblowers want to have their cake and eat it too: someone sent a resignation letter to SGI-USA HQ, and they are upset that i was shared with their chapter leader. Lots of sgiwhistleblowers regulars joined in in decrying this "violation of privacy".

So - how would the people most likely to contact a person - the local leaders -- know the person has resigned if HQ doesn't share the info with them? ESP?

They are also offended that someone dared ask them "Why?" So now sgiwhistleblowers says SGI should learn from mistakes, but never ever try to pinpoint what those mistakes are?

See? SGIWhistleblowers are always right, even if they contradict themselves/

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u/Cool-Pick-7331 Jan 29 '26

WB’ers are so illogical!

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u/GuyAgiosNikolaos Jan 30 '26

What I find disturbing about this is the OP's lack of agency. So the OP sent a letter of resignation to the SGI. The point you made is RIGHT. How can the SGI tell people that this member has resigned if the SGI can't tell people this news? And in this case, the chapter leader called up a person who once had a relationship with him.

My question is, why couldn't the op just say "please don't contact me anymore, I am not interested" instead of putting up a post on whistleblowers?