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  1. TheOriginalCane

    Justin Flowe

    I am just sad that he will never attain his desired goal of having everyone on the board ignore him.
  2. TheOriginalCane

    Justin Flowe

    I'll just say this, I don't use Twitter, and while I knew the guy was weird, that Tweet is on a whole other level. I think it was just posted as an example. Nobody is trying to support that or anything. It's like slowing down to rubberneck when you pass a car accident. You try not to look...
  3. TheOriginalCane

    Justin Flowe

    Nobody "chooses to see" your posts. Putting a person on "ignore" might be the most weak-minded response ever. Only a pvssy does that kind of stuff. Sadly, we are stuck seeing your frequent and crappy posts.
  4. TheOriginalCane

    Justin Flowe

    No problem, I'm not mad at anyone, I just wanted to clarify the issue. If a church is funneling money in a recruiting scam, it would be a crime. Detecting that crime and finding the evidence of that crime would, indeed, be a challenge.
  5. TheOriginalCane

    Justin Flowe

    Again, I'm not trying to argue with anyone, just want to provide facts. You are mixing up "burden of proof" with "examining". "Burden of proof" is what would be required to win a legal case. Merely examining (also known as AUDITING) is a much different issue. Yes, the IRS may be gun-shy...
  6. TheOriginalCane

    Justin Flowe

    You, literally, just replied to his post.
  7. TheOriginalCane

    Justin Flowe

    That is not completely true. Churches are not allowed to engage in political activity such as campaigning, and can lose their non-profit status if they do. https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/charities-churches-and-politics
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