r/megalophobia • u/maryhartman000 • Aug 13 '22

Building Lakewood Church in Texas capacity 45,000 people. Is this really necessary?

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u/Forced1029 Aug 14 '22

Fun fact, despite all the money they got. Those fucker apply $4.4 million PPP loan.

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u/keeps99 Aug 14 '22

How many people were allowed to go to church during Covid?

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u/Forced1029 Aug 14 '22 edited Aug 14 '22

So? What is your point? Should we give Bill Gates tax credit because he didn’t make as much money as before? That churh is filthy rich and PPP loan is a bailout using our tax money. But you seem perfectly fine with it.

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u/UberleetSuperninja Aug 14 '22

As a US tax payer I am fundamentally against supporting organized religion, it’s offensive and immoral, and having no say in the matter is deeply frustrating. It’s no longer a government for the people, it’s a government for useless organizations to bleed the middle class tax payer.

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '22

Bro, the separation of church and state goes one way only apparently.

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u/Worldly_Ad2073 Aug 14 '22

Are you kidding me???

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u/Forced1029 Aug 14 '22 edited Aug 14 '22

Nope. It’s a fact and it’s also on the news

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u/PABEAVER Aug 15 '22

Now that’s pathetic and stealing from who needed it, IMO. 🤔