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Calling out churches for violating the law isn’t “persecution” or “intimidation.” Churches are free to preach whatever they want, but tax-exempt status comes with rules. If pastors want to operate as political operatives, they can pay taxes like everyone else.

26/10/26, 8:42 pm65 reposts281 likes

Tab Lloyd

@tablloyd.bsky.social

20h

. Translation: "It's MY god given right to violate YOUR rights and you'll be violating MY religious rights If you try to stop me from violating YOUR rights because it's MY right to." .

Refugee from a red state.

@oklahomacowboy.bsky.social

14h

Yes, please. More of this. Tax the mega churches and absolutely tax those fucking “pastors” who live like Saudi princes off the money they take from their victims

ffrf.org

@ffrf.org

20h

Also, FFRF is nonpartisan. We’ve reported churches for endorsing Democrats, too. We don’t care which party a church supports. The same rules apply to everyone. This isn’t about silencing conservative pastors. It’s about holding tax-exempt organizations to the same standards.

Seth

@kingofthefraggles.bsky.social

18h

The boot heel HATES hearing all throats aren't its to freely crush.

Glen Bason

@basonmusic.bsky.social

17h

Thank you!