How Taxpayer's Subsidize Religion in the United States

wulfie68

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Once again atheists worrying about something that doesn't affect them.
That's disingenuous, at best.

Whether its a subsidy, tax credit, deduction or other tax dodge, it still affects net revenues able to be collected by a government, thus increasing the burden of other income streams (i.e. taxes that are able to be collected). If someone's religion is avoiding paying tax, through some loophole whether legal or not, and still being sheltered inside a society, then it means everyone is paying for it, whether they believe in it or not.
 

tay

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That's disingenuous, at best.

Whether its a subsidy, tax credit, deduction or other tax dodge, it still affects net revenues able to be collected by a government, thus increasing the burden of other income streams (i.e. taxes that are able to be collected). If someone's religion is avoiding paying tax, through some loophole whether legal or not, and still being sheltered inside a society, then it means everyone is paying for it, whether they believe in it or not.





Excellent response.


The fact is that roads and infrastructures are maintained along with Military's, Veterans Services and a host of other tax payer funded services like Police, Fire etcetera and these scammers aren't paying their fair share under the guise of 'religions'..........