Dharmabum wrote:
Chris Butler claimed his is a religious world and is therefore tax exempt.
That means the rest of us tax paying peons indirectly subsidize Chris Butler's tin-foil lined world.
Gurus are expensive, not only for their followers but the rest of society as well.
A guru's freedom isnt free if disciples live in emotional and financial slavery and the rest of us pay the tax burden for this tinfoil lined circus tent and its germ-phobic, agoraphobic ringmaster.
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hat’s fine, it’s a free world. If you can afford it, you can be anything you want. Except, when children accept weirdness as the normal and wonder how come the neighbors do otherwise and look at them differently. Well, weirdness is costly and not all parents have the multi-million dollar money to launder and to sustain a “not-so-mainstream” lifestyle the tin-foil don guru has.
Chris Butler claimed his is a religious world and is therefore tax exempt.
That means the rest of us tax paying peons indirectly subsidize Chris Butler's tin-foil lined world.
Gurus are expensive, not only for their followers but the rest of society as well.
A guru's freedom isnt free if disciples live in emotional and financial slavery and the rest of us pay the tax burden for this tinfoil lined circus tent and its germ-phobic, agoraphobic ringmaster.