11.03.2009 8:58 pm
Matson’ view: Taking tax exemption to the mat
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No entity should be exempt from taxes. In fact, we should have retroactive taxes for all organizations that have been cheating the government of its money. 90% of our income should go to they government so they can provide for us.
Cheating the government out of “it’s” money? Don’t make me laugh.