No. It’s cold all the time. It’s dark most of the time I’m not stuck in an office. The scenery looks dead and barren. And even when we do get snow it’s a dusting of the credit non packable kind and mostly melts by the next day so the kids can’t even enjoy it.
… did people care about her portrayal? She was just kind of there in the background and occasionally deadpanned a line.
It’s not a mistake when one of the upper management guys was ranting about it before it happened…
Correct. This is why Disney is now using a sniper of steamboat Willy in it’s opening logo - making it part of its trademark
You’re reading way too much into the order I phrased something in, all in an attempt to distract from you being wrong. You keep going further and further off track to distract people. It’s not working. Stop it.
The fact that you think this contradicts what I said really speaks to your reading ability.
Profits can become wealth
Is the same as what I said
you end up accumulating wealth
Now go be incorrectly pedantic somewhere else.
That’s interesting, as the initial reviews seemed to not like it.
That’s the assumption. Many don’t. They should have to prove they’re doing that charity work like every other nonprofit.
Because those things are related. If you don’t spend all your revenue, you end up accumulating wealth - that’s profit. Which is directly in contradiction of being a nonprofit entity.
The IRS directly contradicts what you’re saying. You can stop pretending you know what you’re talking about now.
Lol. I’m so scared, Internet tough guy.
Direct from the IRS website:
Churches (including integrated auxiliaries and conventions or associations of churches) that meet the requirements of section 501©(3) of the Internal Revenue Code are automatically considered tax exempt and are not required to apply for and obtain recognition of exempt status from the IRS. Donors are allowed to claim a charitable deduction for donations to a church that meets the section 501©(3) requirements even though the church has neither sought nor received IRS recognition that it is tax exempt. In addition, because churches and certain other religious organizations are not required to file an annual return or notice with the IRS, they are not subject to automatic revocation of exemption for failure to file.
Sounds like a rubber stamp to me. They are automatically assumed to be in compliance, and don’t have to ever prove it.
So, stop lying.
Many of them ARE. That’s the problem.
You chosing to ignore the abusers doesn’t mean it’s not happening. One would think you would WANT those taking advantage of the system to make the thing you like look bad to be fixed. But here you are defending them
Then fixing the idiotic rules won’t make much of a difference…stop defending the abusers
You’re the one who’s wrong here. All other 501c3 nonprofits have to show their books and prove it. Churches get a rubber stamp.
Stop spreading this lie of yours
If they’re being treated the same as any other nonprofit, how is this in violation of the establishment clause?
NOT treating them the same, like they currently are, is the thing in violation of that clause.
This isn’t remotely how this works. It’s not based on the acts being done, it’s based on whether the organization is being run to make money, or of it’s spending all it’s revenue in pursuit of a purpose.
Nonprofits are not paying taxes.
But they do have to prove they are nonprofit, unlike churches. At least understand the thing you have an issue with
Then they can file like every other nonprotand prove it through their finances, instead of the idiotic rubber stamp they get - including those megachurch abominations that drive lambos onto the stage of their sermons and own multiple private jets.
False. They are exempt from having to even prove the money is being used for charity… because they are churches. Unlike every other nonprofit.
These people also care more about what happens to fictional people than what happens to real people.
They want to restrict access to virtual guns, but actively fight any efforts to restrict access to real ones. It’s so dumb