CRIMINAL

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Definitions

1. the criminal, the suppressive person (same thing) is trying to get even with people. That's his common denominator. He does it by covert omissions or overt violence. It all amounts to the same thing. (HCO PL 7 Dec 69 II)

2. real criminals may have bad meters but crimes are often so unreal to them that they do not read (meters' needles read only on things within the reality or borderline reality of a person), and the reality level of a criminal is too bad for reads to occur in a majority of cases. (HCO PL 15 Nov 70R)

3. one who is unable to think of the other fellow, unable to determine his own actions, unable to follow orders, unable to make things grow, unable to determine the difference between good and evil, unable to think at all on the future. Anybody has some of these; the criminal has ALL of them. (NSOL, p.78)

4. one who thinks help cannot be on any dynamic or uses help on anyone to injure and destroy. (HCOB 28 May 60)

5. criminals are people who are frantically attempting to create an effect long after they know they cannot. They cannot then create decent effects, only violent effects. Neither can they work. (FOT, pp. 31-32)