s0me0nesmind1
Lifer
- Nov 8, 2012
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Put it at a dollar value.I like the idea of churches not being given special treatment. Practically speaking I'm not sure how it would work though. I don't have an issue with the ones that are effectively community run social/charity groups being tax exempt. Where do you draw the line between that and these mega churches founded by a con man though?
If it's a hole in the wall place cap the income at... $100k year?
I don't know - personally regardless of the size of the church I'm kinda of the stance of saying it should all be taxed. If anything, give them special tax advantages for CERTAIN types of activities (e.g. charitable contributions, community service [e.g. clean-ups, food for the poor, etc.])
Just having a church and praying to dead figures, stupid crosses, touching boys, etc... serves no purpose in life other than delusional self-interest. Which if that is what people need in life thats fine... but pay your fucking taxes.
