Say No To Income Taxes -Tax The Parasite Churches Which Is Constitutional

Another example in a long list of fraud against the common man of this nation. It was compiled in the early 1980s I believe, that if all religious organizations were taxed a 10% of what they claimed they collected, the government could not justify taxing any ones income due to the surplus they would have.

They have unjustly misinterpreted the first line of the first amendment to enable this parasitosis on the common mans income. The line is a plural statement meaning there can be many laws that respect an establishment of religion, and for this they can tax your income, wages, profits of any type and intrude into your personal life at the same time.

What would you rather have, a church keeping good records or you keeping good records, for the government?

Pay up suckers, or fix it.

I know I am not a public speaker, I do not want to be.

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[ToxicOdiousOne]

The are both justifiable. If we were able to repeal the Federal Income Tax this would provide not only economic relief but it would cut off the federal government never ending spending.

Taxing church would be great for atheists. If the states taxed religion it would be the end of religion since the state would be violating the establishment clause by knocking down the wall that separates religion and the state. Without moral superstition man could return to reasoned objectivism.

[ISamuelII]

But that idea of a wall of separation is in a flawed court case decision and a letter from one man to another. The Bill of rights states "no law respecting" nothing about separation.

If the "church" fails, so be it, they are pushing the greatest fraud to fall upon man, the idea of the 3 abrahamic plagiarized frauds as some holy truth.

[TheCatblack7]

these priests,popes....all clergymen are nothing but parasites...praising themselves,worshipping rottenness,creating violent religious fanatics....Preaching ,they say: "Poverty is a virtue,richness is a sin...." but none of them is poor...on the contrary....Why so many people indulge themselves in such situation and allow these impostors to lead them by the nose?

[ISamuelII]

As I said, tax these parasites wealth. The current tax law is nothing but undue respect for religious establishments. I wish I could find the report on the actual numbers if they were and our income wasn't taxed, but it did say there would be a surplus just on religious tithes alone to the Fed.

Thanks. I have to work on my public presentation a bit.

[ISamuelII]

ps, I'll always say no to the uniform of the problem, no suit will ever cover me. Besides, why would I want to resemble a rabbi? The beard, natural side curlies hanging down....

[vaporose]

Income taxes are already unconstitutional. Also the Government is required by the constitution to collect all debts in silver or gold not federal reserve notes. Income taxes are also an invasion of privacy violating the 4th ammendment. The biggest problem here is the monopoly on printed currency. I here what your'e sayin on your rant about the churches but it won't actually fix the fundamental problems.

[ISamuelII]

Waking up sleepy people is the only goal here. I love to hear those complaining about how much they pay yet will support all those 'false prophets' (false profit) at the same time.

[TheCatblack7]

good video good point!

[ISamuelII]

The preachers refer to current issues too many times to claim some separation from government. Separation was not the intent of the first thought of the first amendment, and it certainly can not be read as a singular phrase.

"Congress shall make no law respecting,,," the tax free status is far too much respect for false prophets of one form or the other, as any religion would view any other faith as being a false faith.