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I don't know. If I had to listen to a spiel to get a meal, I think that would be okay. Beats prostitution any day of the week. And it's still way above selling
by dwnvoted2hell 7y ago
I don't know. If I had to listen to a spiel to get a meal, I think that would be okay. Beats prostitution any day of the week. And it's still way above selling plasma.
- woah 7y agoYea but it’s not charity in that case. It’s paid promotion
- dwnvoted2hell 7y agoIf I have to watch a show chosen by KFC, but in the end I get a free sandwich, I really don't care. You call it a paid promotion, I call it a subsidized benefit. The church is engaged in a giving action that is subsidized in part by their ability to get paying members. So in a sense, the church is a two legged business. One is to genuinely help people. The other is to find people that are willing to assist in the continuation of that goal. (Thanks for the downvote. I've always noticed that the most heartless people downvote the most.)