Re: Whistle Blower Files IRS Complaint
Posted: Thu Jan 02, 2020 9:40 pm
Suppose they will drag out that soup guy to announce, "NO FINANCIAL TRANSPARENCY FOR YOU!!!"
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I was thinking about this today. My previous response may have overthought it a bit. Service is masturbatory if it is for the benefit of the giver of service and them alone. If others are helped then it is not masturbatory, cause it's sex. And just because another person is involved doesn't make it non-masturbatory.Emower wrote: ↑Mon Dec 30, 2019 12:53 pmMaybe its just me and my cynical mind, but I think most (not all) charitable acts are masturbatory in some form or another. Do people give because it makes them feel good? Because it fits with what they view of their personality? Because they want to honor some dead person? Because it helps their tribe? Dont get me wrong, I appreciate charity but if you negatively view charitable acts that seem to help the person doing it you will be ruling out a large bit of charity that happens.
I know this woman and what has happened to her is absolutely terrible.Just This Guy wrote: ↑Wed Jan 08, 2020 6:26 am While not violating tax laws, the following report came out:
https://www.abc4.com/news/local-news/re ... donations/
Woman claims that the church have fast offering support to her husband while they were going through a divorce to the tune of $18,000 for mortgage and car payments. This is while the husband was making $300,000/year as a physician.
Leadership roulette at its finest.