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It a sin to actually deceive people by pretending you are a healer and say "you are healed" and then get donations for it that you then use to buy your luxuory mansion. YOu however did not see that and went right for the 'the rich didn't pay their fair share' line. It only proves how people on the left can't distinguish between real crimes that defrauds someoneof their money and actually just having a lot of it.
"You, however did not see that and went for the "rich didn't pay their fair share' line. It only proves how people on the left can not distinguyish between real crimes that defrauds someone of their $ and actually just having a lot of it"
1. I am very rich. Accordingly, as usual, you have no case.
2. I am not on the "left". I vote Republican when they have a real candidate and Libertarian the rest.
3. I investigate white collar crime fora living at $100 an hour.
4. Your attempts at being a psychic are weak.
Try again son.
Step 1) Benny Hinn just revealed he has three luxury residences in southern California in his divorce proceedings.
Step 2) This crook, like most all TV evangelists, are getting away with robbery.
Step 3) Tax exempt status.
You could have put defrauding people as the crime as step 3 and step 4 could have been putting people in jail for fraud which is what they are guilty of. Instead you went for their tax exempt status and the remedy was the tax them. Were you not aware that even if they were paying their fair share that they would still be defrauding people from their money or were you not concerned about that?
You make a valid point.
However, religous fraud is not a crime.
Tax fraud is.