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originally posted in:Secular Sevens
8/14/2013 4:31:04 AM
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Define it however you like, it's still tyrannical and immoral to tax religions.
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You have a nasty habit of being refuted, then proceeding to argue the exact same refuted claims.
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It's the only way his belief can be preserved.
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There is no Christianity tax, And there is no assembly tax. There should, however, be property tax, Revenue tax(8¢ for each US dollar) And other taxes businesses must pay.
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It is, by definition, not tyrannical. You probably only think it's 'immoral' because you want people to be religious, though.
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Please explain how it is not tyrannical to steal money from non-profit organizations while also infringing on the right to free practice of religion. You can say whatever you want, but I know you only want the Church to be taxed because it hurts religion.
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Taxation is theft huh? That's a nice libertarian line of bullshit you've appropriated there. Either don't ignore the things I'm saying, like you always do, or don't say anything at all.
