A New Missouri Bill Would Let Residents Donate to Anti-Abortion Centers Instead of Paying Any Taxes ( www.propublica.org )

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philycheeze , 11 days ago

Maybe someone should set up a shell company to funnel this somewhere else?

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foggy , 11 days ago

hi its me your local anti-abortion company

plz gib tax bux

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frustrated_phagocytosis , 11 days ago

Honestly the rules for those places are so lax that you probably could buy a food truck and call it a mobile anti-abortion clinic as long as you have a few pee sticks, some stirrups, and pamplets full of lies about abortion inside. For extra fun, instead of doing anything anti-abortion, use it to drive people to places that actually do provide reproductive care, including abortions.

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CosmicTurtle0 , 11 days ago

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I need to read this in more detail when I'm not cooking dinner. But I suspect setting up a shell company to do just that would be very easy.

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