• SpezBroughtMeHere@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    Yep. Same with all 501c organizations. Make it a rule across the board. Churches, planned parenthood, BLM, all charities.

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      1 year ago

      How does BLM or planned parenthood qualify here?

      Especially when they’re directly opposed by one political side whereas church and charity is generally accepted by both sides?

      It’d be hard to find a BLM member that supports the Republican party for instance. It’s a massive conflict of interest. Same with planned parenthood.

      The difference is Republicans decided to make these organizations the enemy.

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      1 year ago

      Im surprised to find myself agreeing. Obviously BLM is a political / activisn organization. But ykw. They could form a PAC instead. Separate political activism from genuine charity work. And they should be expected to file correctly - because churches can’t.

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        BLM is a terrible example. There’s BLM the movement, and BLM the leech non-profit organization that purports to represent BLM the movement but gets terrible press because they have tons of private inurement and self-dealing issues - almost like they exist to undermine the actual movement.