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Exempting churches was a terrible, terrible mistake. especially from a country with clear "separation of church and state" rules, except "in god we trust" on t
by kenned3 6y ago
Exempting churches was a terrible, terrible mistake.
especially from a country with clear "separation of church and state" rules, except "in god we trust" on the money.
No surprise they granted the churches the exemption, and stronly agree they should NOT have gotten the exemption given their own well documented corruption.
- ianai 6y agoIt probably wouldn’t get bipartisan support without the exception though. It’s not perfect legislation and none is, but at least it’s a start.
- coliveira 6y agoOf course, evangelicals are the biggest beneficiaries of church fraud. They open a new "church" every day, for the purpose of hiding their money producing assets: seminar companies, show business, book publishing, TV and radio.
- TheCoelacanth 6y agoThere's a pretty simple reason why churches and other non-profits are exempt. They don't have any owners, so they can't disclose who their owners are.