Hello, Ralph Nader, We Are Anonymous
If you've never seen any of the anti-Scientology videos of "Anonymous," this clip might seem a bit strange. While we would never compare Ralph Nader to the Church of Scientology, this spot-on parody is probably worth your 2 minutes and 21 seconds. Unless you're one of those titans of industry who makes a million dollars a minute. Then it probably isn't.If you’ve never seen any of the anti-Scientology videos of “Anonymous,” this clip might seem a bit strange. While we would never compare Ralph Nader to the Church of Scientology, this spot-on parody is probably worth your 2 minutes and 21 seconds. Unless you’re one of those titans of industry who makes a million dollars a minute. Then it probably isn’t.
A warning to steadfast Nader supporters: The arguments presented in this clip are the same ones you’ve heard and rejected before. There’s no new ground broken here, except for the Anonymous angle.
For those not in the know, Anonymous is a decentralized group of people determined to make life miserable for the Church of Scientology. The video that inspired this Nader clip can be found below.
Message to Ralph Nader: (via PoliticsTV)
Message to Scientology:
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