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4. Why don't they just save everyone time and renounce their tax-exempt status?

Mon Sep 24, 2012, 10:59 AM

Sep 2012

Or are they not willing to do so? I can understand their wanting to have it both ways, but that's a bit hypocritical, n'est–ce pas?

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Why don't they just save everyone time and renounce their tax-exempt status? Fortinbras Armstrong Sep 2012 #4

Why is it that most groups with the words "freedom" and "family" Oregonian Sep 2012 #5

Just to let you know, this is a protected group. cbayer Sep 2012 #6

Did you have a point? Oregonian Sep 2012 #7

I have seen your other posts. cbayer Sep 2012 #8

Ah, so posting history bars you from certain groups? Oregonian Sep 2012 #9

Not quite sure about being your pal yet, lol. cbayer Sep 2012 #10

Are you the board lifeguard? Oregonian Sep 2012 #11

Why don't you start by asking the folks okasha Oct 2012 #13

Touche Oregonian Oct 2012 #14

You think wrong. okasha Oct 2012 #15

Well just remember to make the check out to the IRS. n/t hrmjustin Sep 2012 #12