There was one last one. The gentleman was just talking about the use of the Buddhist temple and the innocence of the people there. We found one more controlling authority that our friend Mr. Gore might want to take a look at. It was 18 United States Code, section 371, and 26 United States Code, section 7201, which similarly make it a crime to misuse a tax exempt organization such as, for example, a Buddhist temple which has tax exempt status.
John Shadegg: “There was one last one. The gentleman was just talking about the use of the Buddhist temple and the innocence of the…”
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Discussing legal implications of misusing tax-exempt organizations during a debate.
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