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NAACP is mentioned one time in the article. Ooops! This is an opinion piece not fact.
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NAACP is mentioned one time in the article. Ooops! This is an opinion piece not fact.
So where did they break this? Be specific.Yes I read that. Please quote the part where they broke the code.When you get the power to revoke it. The NAACP has a mission statement. You should read it before claiming they arent doing anything.
Our Mission NAACP
Typical deflection. The OP didn't claim the NAACP isn't doing anything. On the contrary, the NAACP actively supports the Democratic Party (and ignores Black Republicans) in direct violation of its IRS 501(c)(3) tax exempt status. Why weren't they scrutinized by Lois Lerner?
The abiltity to establish context would help you out. The claim was that the NAACP was not in the business of advancing Black people. If this was true the NAACP would not fight for civil rights. Your deflection has nothing to do with that point. Where do you see the NAACP breaking this tax code?
Exemption Requirements - 501 c 3 Organizations
To be tax-exempt under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, an organization must be organized and operated exclusively for exempt purposes set forth in section 501(c)(3), and none of its earnings may inure to any private shareholder or individual. In addition, it may not be an action organization, i.e., it may not attempt to influence legislation as a substantial part of its activities and it may not participate in any campaign activity for or against political candidates.
You do however see must not be specifically about supporting one party.When you get the power to revoke it. The NAACP has a mission statement. You should read it before claiming they arent doing anything.That's because the NAACP isn't in the business of "advancing colored people." They are in the business of advancing the Democratic Party, so the question begging to be asked here is when their tax exempt status is going to be revoked?
Our Mission NAACP
Typical deflection. The OP didn't claim the NAACP isn't doing anything. On the contrary, the NAACP actively supports the Democratic Party (and ignores Black Republicans) in direct violation of its IRS 501(c)(3) tax exempt status. Why weren't they scrutinized by Lois Lerner?
The abiltity to establish context would help you out. The claim was that the NAACP was not in the business of advancing Black people. If this was true the NAACP would not fight for civil rights. Your deflection has nothing to do with that point. Where do you see the NAACP breaking this tax code?
Exemption Requirements - 501 c 3 Organizations
I don't see "must support Republican candidates too" in those rules.
Edward William Brooke III (born October 26, 1919) is an American Republican politician. In 1966 he became the first African-American popularly elected to the United States Senate. No other senator of African heritage was elected until Democrat Carol Moseley Braun of Illinois in 1993.........In 1967, he was awarded the Spingarn Medal from the NAACP.
You do however see must not be specifically about supporting one party.When you get the power to revoke it. The NAACP has a mission statement. You should read it before claiming they arent doing anything.
Our Mission NAACP
Typical deflection. The OP didn't claim the NAACP isn't doing anything. On the contrary, the NAACP actively supports the Democratic Party (and ignores Black Republicans) in direct violation of its IRS 501(c)(3) tax exempt status. Why weren't they scrutinized by Lois Lerner?
The abiltity to establish context would help you out. The claim was that the NAACP was not in the business of advancing Black people. If this was true the NAACP would not fight for civil rights. Your deflection has nothing to do with that point. Where do you see the NAACP breaking this tax code?
Exemption Requirements - 501 c 3 Organizations
I don't see "must support Republican candidates too" in those rules.
The KKK was formed after the Civil War. Conservative Democrats nowadays have nothing to do with the KKK.You claimed the KKK was conservative democrats so how is that not relevant?This has nothing to do with conservative Democrats today. Its a deflection.No....I wont fall for your deflection.I'm not a democrat. I have no team. Its not a team sport and you should know this. I know you arent that bright but you dont seem to understand the difference between a party label and an ideology. Liberals can be Republican and conservatives an be Democrats. I feel sorry for you that you went through life not understanding that simple concept.
Can you name me some conservatives Democrats today, perhaps half a dozen, I'd like to check their voting record!
What deflection, you made a statement and I called for some information to prove your point... apparently you have nothing, or you would have posted it. Sorry to make you look like a fool...again!
When you get the power to revoke it. The NAACP has a mission statement. You should read it before claiming they arent doing anything.That's because the NAACP isn't in the business of "advancing colored people." They are in the business of advancing the Democratic Party, so the question begging to be asked here is when their tax exempt status is going to be revoked?
Our Mission NAACP
Typical deflection. The OP didn't claim the NAACP isn't doing anything. On the contrary, the NAACP actively supports the Democratic Party (and ignores Black Republicans) in direct violation of its IRS 501(c)(3) tax exempt status. Why weren't they scrutinized by Lois Lerner?
The abiltity to establish context would help you out. The claim was that the NAACP was not in the business of advancing Black people. If this was true the NAACP would not fight for civil rights. Your deflection has nothing to do with that point. Where do you see the NAACP breaking this tax code?
Exemption Requirements - 501 c 3 Organizations
I don't see "must support Republican candidates too" in those rules.
Do you have a link to the NAACP endorsing any candidates or parties?
That must mean you dont have a link.When you get the power to revoke it. The NAACP has a mission statement. You should read it before claiming they arent doing anything.
Our Mission NAACP
Typical deflection. The OP didn't claim the NAACP isn't doing anything. On the contrary, the NAACP actively supports the Democratic Party (and ignores Black Republicans) in direct violation of its IRS 501(c)(3) tax exempt status. Why weren't they scrutinized by Lois Lerner?
The abiltity to establish context would help you out. The claim was that the NAACP was not in the business of advancing Black people. If this was true the NAACP would not fight for civil rights. Your deflection has nothing to do with that point. Where do you see the NAACP breaking this tax code?
Exemption Requirements - 501 c 3 Organizations
I don't see "must support Republican candidates too" in those rules.
Do you have a link to the NAACP endorsing any candidates or parties?
You don't see the inconsistency of those two statements? Good grief...
When you get the power to revoke it. The NAACP has a mission statement. You should read it before claiming they arent doing anything.
Our Mission NAACP
Typical deflection. The OP didn't claim the NAACP isn't doing anything. On the contrary, the NAACP actively supports the Democratic Party (and ignores Black Republicans) in direct violation of its IRS 501(c)(3) tax exempt status. Why weren't they scrutinized by Lois Lerner?
The abiltity to establish context would help you out. The claim was that the NAACP was not in the business of advancing Black people. If this was true the NAACP would not fight for civil rights. Your deflection has nothing to do with that point. Where do you see the NAACP breaking this tax code?
Exemption Requirements - 501 c 3 Organizations
I don't see "must support Republican candidates too" in those rules.
Do you have a link to the NAACP endorsing any candidates or parties?
You don't see the inconsistency of those two statements? Good grief...
The KKK was formed after the Civil War. Conservative Democrats nowadays have nothing to do with the KKK.You claimed the KKK was conservative democrats so how is that not relevant?This has nothing to do with conservative Democrats today. Its a deflection.No....I wont fall for your deflection.Can you name me some conservatives Democrats today, perhaps half a dozen, I'd like to check their voting record!
What deflection, you made a statement and I called for some information to prove your point... apparently you have nothing, or you would have posted it. Sorry to make you look like a fool...again!
Nor do republicans keep up or provide actual evidence.... I can provide evidence that a prominent Democratic Senator was a former head of the KKK and since 1960. Can you do the same?The KKK was formed after the Civil War. Conservative Democrats nowadays have nothing to do with the KKK.You claimed the KKK was conservative democrats so how is that not relevant?This has nothing to do with conservative Democrats today. Its a deflection.No....I wont fall for your deflection.Can you name me some conservatives Democrats today, perhaps half a dozen, I'd like to check their voting record!
What deflection, you made a statement and I called for some information to prove your point... apparently you have nothing, or you would have posted it. Sorry to make you look like a fool...again!
Ask Roshawn. He brought up the KKK. Do you have a link to the NAACP endorsing a candidate?The KKK was formed after the Civil War. Conservative Democrats nowadays have nothing to do with the KKK.You claimed the KKK was conservative democrats so how is that not relevant?This has nothing to do with conservative Democrats today. Its a deflection.No....I wont fall for your deflection.
What deflection, you made a statement and I called for some information to prove your point... apparently you have nothing, or you would have posted it. Sorry to make you look like a fool...again!
Remind us how the KKK is relevant to the OP? Do you understand the term "deflection?"
They also can not disparage one party over another. Because that in fact is picking a party to support.Typical deflection. The OP didn't claim the NAACP isn't doing anything. On the contrary, the NAACP actively supports the Democratic Party (and ignores Black Republicans) in direct violation of its IRS 501(c)(3) tax exempt status. Why weren't they scrutinized by Lois Lerner?
The abiltity to establish context would help you out. The claim was that the NAACP was not in the business of advancing Black people. If this was true the NAACP would not fight for civil rights. Your deflection has nothing to do with that point. Where do you see the NAACP breaking this tax code?
Exemption Requirements - 501 c 3 Organizations
I don't see "must support Republican candidates too" in those rules.
Do you have a link to the NAACP endorsing any candidates or parties?
You don't see the inconsistency of those two statements? Good grief...
There are no inconsistencies in my statements.
The rules for 501c3s are not complicated, they are simple.
They cannot explicitly endorse any candidates or parties.
They are not required to be "bipartisan" or fair.
The KKK was formed after the Civil War. Conservative Democrats nowadays have nothing to do with the KKK.You claimed the KKK was conservative democrats so how is that not relevant?This has nothing to do with conservative Democrats today. Its a deflection.No....I wont fall for your deflection.
What deflection, you made a statement and I called for some information to prove your point... apparently you have nothing, or you would have posted it. Sorry to make you look like a fool...again!
Remind us how the KKK is relevant to the OP? Do you understand the term "deflection?"
I never claimed the republicans did. Where do you see that?Nor do republicans keep up or provide actual evidence.... I can provide evidence that a prominent Democratic Senator was a former head of the KKK and since 1960. Can you do the same?The KKK was formed after the Civil War. Conservative Democrats nowadays have nothing to do with the KKK.You claimed the KKK was conservative democrats so how is that not relevant?This has nothing to do with conservative Democrats today. Its a deflection.No....I wont fall for your deflection.
What deflection, you made a statement and I called for some information to prove your point... apparently you have nothing, or you would have posted it. Sorry to make you look like a fool...again!
You did not claim that the right was republicans, you did not claim the Republicans are conservative, you did not claim that the KK is conservative?i never claimed the republicans did. Where do you see that?Nor do republicans keep up or provide actual evidence.... I can provide evidence that a prominent Democratic Senator was a former head of the KKK and since 1960. Can you do the same?The KKK was formed after the Civil War. Conservative Democrats nowadays have nothing to do with the KKK.You claimed the KKK was conservative democrats so how is that not relevant?This has nothing to do with conservative Democrats today. Its a deflection.What deflection, you made a statement and I called for some information to prove your point... apparently you have nothing, or you would have posted it. Sorry to make you look like a fool...again!
Let me guess. You dont have a link to the NAACP officially disparaging one party over the other?They also can not disparage one party over another. Because that in fact is picking a party to support.The abiltity to establish context would help you out. The claim was that the NAACP was not in the business of advancing Black people. If this was true the NAACP would not fight for civil rights. Your deflection has nothing to do with that point. Where do you see the NAACP breaking this tax code?
Exemption Requirements - 501 c 3 Organizations
I don't see "must support Republican candidates too" in those rules.
Do you have a link to the NAACP endorsing any candidates or parties?
You don't see the inconsistency of those two statements? Good grief...
There are no inconsistencies in my statements.
The rules for 501c3s are not complicated, they are simple.
They cannot explicitly endorse any candidates or parties.
They are not required to be "bipartisan" or fair.
That must mean you dont have a link.Typical deflection. The OP didn't claim the NAACP isn't doing anything. On the contrary, the NAACP actively supports the Democratic Party (and ignores Black Republicans) in direct violation of its IRS 501(c)(3) tax exempt status. Why weren't they scrutinized by Lois Lerner?
The abiltity to establish context would help you out. The claim was that the NAACP was not in the business of advancing Black people. If this was true the NAACP would not fight for civil rights. Your deflection has nothing to do with that point. Where do you see the NAACP breaking this tax code?
Exemption Requirements - 501 c 3 Organizations
I don't see "must support Republican candidates too" in those rules.
Do you have a link to the NAACP endorsing any candidates or parties?
You don't see the inconsistency of those two statements? Good grief...
No. I claimed the KKK was conservative.You did not claim that the right was republicans, you did not claim the Republicans are conservative, you did not claim that the KK is conservative?i never claimed the republicans did. Where do you see that?Nor do republicans keep up or provide actual evidence.... I can provide evidence that a prominent Democratic Senator was a former head of the KKK and since 1960. Can you do the same?The KKK was formed after the Civil War. Conservative Democrats nowadays have nothing to do with the KKK.You claimed the KKK was conservative democrats so how is that not relevant?This has nothing to do with conservative Democrats today. Its a deflection.
They also can not disparage one party over another. Because that in fact is picking a party to support.The abiltity to establish context would help you out. The claim was that the NAACP was not in the business of advancing Black people. If this was true the NAACP would not fight for civil rights. Your deflection has nothing to do with that point. Where do you see the NAACP breaking this tax code?
Exemption Requirements - 501 c 3 Organizations
I don't see "must support Republican candidates too" in those rules.
Do you have a link to the NAACP endorsing any candidates or parties?
You don't see the inconsistency of those two statements? Good grief...
There are no inconsistencies in my statements.
The rules for 501c3s are not complicated, they are simple.
They cannot explicitly endorse any candidates or parties.
They are not required to be "bipartisan" or fair.