Hey, guys. I guess there is no reason for your argument. We'd better focus on not being victims but on improving our lives. It's always been the best option, actually. We discussed it last Friday with my friend who works at Greedy Rates. Eventually, we concluded that it would be more productive to focus on what you can do with your life but not on the conditions you can't change. There's such an ideology called stoicism. I'd highly recommend you to read its main ideas. Wish you all the best, folks.

Well regardless of the claims this isn't actually an anti-tax loophole forum. It's an agnostics forum which also has a bunch of atheists. We call out preferential treatment of orgs purely because they are religious. There is absolutely no requirement to fix every unconstitutional tax loophole before we fix some or even one.

Did you reference a link that supports the factual claim made in your first sentence because I don't see one.

And the factual claim in your second sentence is also false.

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Let me guess: "y'all" didn't do very well at school.

Churches should pay taxes. They are brainwashers. It's child abuse to indoctrinate kids into what is basically a cult. Churches have issues with the other type of child abuse too. Abuse from an authority figure is very damaging.

Public Universities shouldn't. What would be the point? They would get the taxes back to help fund the school.

Private colleges do pay taxes. Public universities don’t. Either way, universities provide a service: education. Churches provide indoctrination into magical thinking.

Yet colleges do something good for society, where churches do nothing but tell lies and abuse children. Your argument is full of holes!