Is it illegal to start a religion for the sole purpose of making

>>1984559
Monetize the kek bullshit from /r/the_Cuckold

>>1984559

Good luck, L. Ron. Anyone who gives their cash to someone else for muh religion deserves to lose their money. Might as well be you that gets to cash in.

It isn't illegal, no.

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>>1984559

Dude, scientology is a malignant business that exists for the sole purpose of grifting its members. It's not that hard.

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>>1984734
>It's not that hard.

That's not really true. $cientology went to a great deal of effort to blackmail and harass employees of the IRS to get that tax exemption.

Then all religions would be illegal
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>>1984749
As if it's hard to tell retard peons to infiltrate a government organization. The mormons do it all the time.

>>1984774

It is not hard, but it does take planning, effort, and coordination. You're right about the mormons, though. When it comes to infiltrating the government, the mormons make the $cientologists look like amateurs.