#somethingcanbedoneaboutit

What Little Old You Can Do About Bigotry & Evil Around You? Read the entire blog on the @STANDleague site > https://qoo.ly/33kupk “I'm just one person. What could I possibly do?" You've heard it, you've probably thought it and you've very possibly said it. But it's one of the most destructive ideas known to man. One person can do a great deal—whether for good or for evil. We are much more powerful than we know. There was a book my mom turned me on to years ago called The Second Son. It was about the second coming of Christ. It was a pretty good book, but it was the basic theme of it that really got me thinking. The idea was that it doesn't take a big group to make a change. If everyone just took the time to care for those in their immediate vicinity, the world would be a completely different place. Take your elderly neighbor shopping. Or stop and find out if you can help the person you see crying on the street. I did this once and all the lady needed was a ride to the doctor. I could easily do that and did. Made a huge difference for her. “Something can be done about it" is a saying in Scientology. We have a team called Scientology @ScientologyVolunteerMinisters who operate under that motto and go around just helping people. That's their only “agenda." You've seen our volunteers at all recent disaster sites—and at every natural disaster since 2001—handing out food, water, clothing, cleaning up debris, organizing supplies and doing whatever else is needed. Look for us. We're wearing the yellow shirts. And you're welcome to work with us, too.

What Little Old You Can Do About Bigotry & Evil Around You? Read the entire blog on the @STANDleague site > https://qoo.ly/337tnj “I'm just one person. What could I possibly do?" You've heard it, you've probably thought it and you've very possibly said it. But it's one of the most destructive ideas known to man. One person can do a great deal—whether for good or for evil. We are much more powerful than we know. There was a book my mom turned me on to years ago called The Second Son. It was about the second coming of Christ. It was a pretty good book, but it was the basic theme of it that really got me thinking. The idea was that it doesn't take a big group to make a change. If everyone just took the time to care for those in their immediate vicinity, the world would be a completely different place. Take your elderly neighbor shopping. Or stop and find out if you can help the person you see crying on the street. I did this once and all the lady needed was a ride to the doctor. I could easily do that and did. Made a huge difference for her. “Something can be done about it" is a saying in Scientology. We have a team called Scientology @ScientologyVolunteerMinisters who operate under that motto and go around just helping people. That's their only “agenda." You've seen our volunteers at all recent disaster sites—and at every natural disaster since 2001—handing out food, water, clothing, cleaning up debris, organizing supplies and doing whatever else is needed. Look for us. We're wearing the yellow shirts. And you're welcome to work with us, too.

What Little Old You Can Do About Bigotry & Evil Around You? Read the entire blog on the @STANDleague site > https://qoo.ly/zzsmb4 “I'm just one person. What could I possibly do?" You've heard it, you've probably thought it and you've very possibly said it. But it's one of the most destructive ideas known to man. One person can do a great deal—whether for good or for evil. We are much more powerful than we know. There was a book my mom turned me on to years ago called The Second Son. It was about the second coming of Christ. It was a pretty good book, but it was the basic theme of it that really got me thinking. The idea was that it doesn't take a big group to make a change. If everyone just took the time to care for those in their immediate vicinity, the world would be a completely different place. Take your elderly neighbor shopping. Or stop and find out if you can help the person you see crying on the street. I did this once and all the lady needed was a ride to the doctor. I could easily do that and did. Made a huge difference for her. “Something can be done about it" is a saying in Scientology. We have a team called Scientology @ScientologyVolunteerMinisters who operate under that motto and go around just helping people. That's their only “agenda." You've seen our volunteers at all recent disaster sites—and at every natural disaster since 2001—handing out food, water, clothing, cleaning up debris, organizing supplies and doing whatever else is needed. Look for us. We're wearing the yellow shirts. And you're welcome to work with us, too.

What Little Old You Can Do About Bigotry & Evil Around You? Read the entire blog on the @STANDleague site > https://qoo.ly/zzcaw4 “I'm just one person. What could I possibly do?" You've heard it, you've probably thought it and you've very possibly said it. But it's one of the most destructive ideas known to man. One person can do a great deal—whether for good or for evil. We are much more powerful than we know. There was a book my mom turned me on to years ago called The Second Son. It was about the second coming of Christ. It was a pretty good book, but it was the basic theme of it that really got me thinking. The idea was that it doesn't take a big group to make a change. If everyone just took the time to care for those in their immediate vicinity, the world would be a completely different place. Take your elderly neighbor shopping. Or stop and find out if you can help the person you see crying on the street. I did this once and all the lady needed was a ride to the doctor. I could easily do that and did. Made a huge difference for her. “Something can be done about it" is a saying in Scientology. We have a team called Scientology @ScientologyVolunteerMinisters who operate under that motto and go around just helping people. That's their only “agenda." You've seen our volunteers at all recent disaster sites—and at every natural disaster since 2001—handing out food, water, clothing, cleaning up debris, organizing supplies and doing whatever else is needed. Look for us. We're wearing the yellow shirts. And you're welcome to work with us, too.

What Little Old You Can Do About Bigotry & Evil Around You? Read the entire blog on the @STANDleague site > https://qoo.ly/zvrsz “I'm just one person. What could I possibly do?" You've heard it, you've probably thought it and you've very possibly said it. But it's one of the most destructive ideas known to man. One person can do a great deal—whether for good or for evil. We are much more powerful than we know. There was a book my mom turned me on to years ago called The Second Son. It was about the second coming of Christ. It was a pretty good book, but it was the basic theme of it that really got me thinking. The idea was that it doesn't take a big group to make a change. If everyone just took the time to care for those in their immediate vicinity, the world would be a completely different place. Take your elderly neighbor shopping. Or stop and find out if you can help the person you see crying on the street. I did this once and all the lady needed was a ride to the doctor. I could easily do that and did. Made a huge difference for her. “Something can be done about it" is a saying in Scientology. We have a team called Scientology @ScientologyVolunteerMinisters who operate under that motto and go around just helping people. That's their only “agenda." You've seen our volunteers at all recent disaster sites—and at every natural disaster since 2001—handing out food, water, clothing, cleaning up debris, organizing supplies and doing whatever else is needed. Look for us. We're wearing the yellow shirts. And you're welcome to work with us, too.

What Little Old You Can Do About Bigotry & Evil Around You? Read the entire blog on the @STANDleague site > https://qoo.ly/zfpi7 “I'm just one person. What could I possibly do?" You've heard it, you've probably thought it and you've very possibly said it. But it's one of the most destructive ideas known to man. One person can do a great deal—whether for good or for evil. We are much more powerful than we know. There was a book my mom turned me on to years ago called The Second Son. It was about the second coming of Christ. It was a pretty good book, but it was the basic theme of it that really got me thinking. The idea was that it doesn't take a big group to make a change. If everyone just took the time to care for those in their immediate vicinity, the world would be a completely different place. Take your elderly neighbor shopping. Or stop and find out if you can help the person you see crying on the street. I did this once and all the lady needed was a ride to the doctor. I could easily do that and did. Made a huge difference for her. “Something can be done about it" is a saying in Scientology. We have a team called Scientology @ScientologyVolunteerMinisters who operate under that motto and go around just helping people. That's their only “agenda." You've seen our volunteers at all recent disaster sites—and at every natural disaster since 2001—handing out food, water, clothing, cleaning up debris, organizing supplies and doing whatever else is needed. Look for us. We're wearing the yellow shirts. And you're welcome to work with us, too.

What Little Old You Can Do About Bigotry & Evil Around You? Read the entire blog on the @STANDleague site > http://www.qoo.ly/yypzz “I'm just one person. What could I possibly do?" You've heard it, you've probably thought it and you've very possibly said it. But it's one of the most destructive ideas known to man. One person can do a great deal—whether for good or for evil. We are much more powerful than we know. There was a book my mom turned me on to years ago called The Second Son. It was about the second coming of Christ. It was a pretty good book, but it was the basic theme of it that really got me thinking. The idea was that it doesn't take a big group to make a change. If everyone just took the time to care for those in their immediate vicinity, the world would be a completely different place. Take your elderly neighbor shopping. Or stop and find out if you can help the person you see crying on the street. I did this once and all the lady needed was a ride to the doctor. I could easily do that and did. Made a huge difference for her. “Something can be done about it" is a saying in Scientology. We have a team called Scientology @ScientologyVolunteerMinisters who operate under that motto and go around just helping people. That's their only “agenda." You've seen our volunteers at all recent disaster sites—and at every natural disaster since 2001—handing out food, water, clothing, cleaning up debris, organizing supplies and doing whatever else is needed. Look for us. We're wearing the yellow shirts. And you're welcome to work with us, too.

What Little Old You Can Do About Bigotry & Evil Around You? Read the entire blog on the @STANDleague site > http://www.qoo.ly/yi8y5 “I'm just one person. What could I possibly do?" You've heard it, you've probably thought it and you've very possibly said it. But it's one of the most destructive ideas known to man. One person can do a great deal—whether for good or for evil. We are much more powerful than we know. There was a book my mom turned me on to years ago called The Second Son. It was about the second coming of Christ. It was a pretty good book, but it was the basic theme of it that really got me thinking. The idea was that it doesn't take a big group to make a change. If everyone just took the time to care for those in their immediate vicinity, the world would be a completely different place. Take your elderly neighbor shopping. Or stop and find out if you can help the person you see crying on the street. I did this once and all the lady needed was a ride to the doctor. I could easily do that and did. Made a huge difference for her. “Something can be done about it" is a saying in Scientology. We have a team called Scientology @ScientologyVolunteerMinisters who operate under that motto and go around just helping people. That's their only “agenda." You've seen our volunteers at all recent disaster sites—and at every natural disaster since 2001—handing out food, water, clothing, cleaning up debris, organizing supplies and doing whatever else is needed. Look for us. We're wearing the yellow shirts. And you're welcome to work with us, too.