If this bill passes, will they stop Bingo Night at the local churches?

cincy_ · Jul 12, 2006

... or is it ok to wager if God is booking your bets?

guitarjosh · Jul 12, 2006

They probably will since churches don't pay taxes.

Whoson1st · Jul 12, 2006

Only for those that don't put $ in the collection plate!!

ensign_lee · Jul 13, 2006

Wouldn't that be considered a charity? So no, they will not stop it.

Sportsrmylife · Jul 13, 2006

You see when these groups are making the money it isn't "against morality". Isn't bingo and raffle tickets the biggest games of chance as there is. What is the skill behind bingo...the ability to use an oversized marker on multiple bingo cards?

It's luck!!!

Now theses liberal groups that try to hide behind God and there moral issues are the same ones where the priest is sleeping with the secretary or the bookkeeper is money laundering money for years. Let's wake up here and stop throwing stones at each other when no one is any better than the next person.

edub69 · Jul 13, 2006

The "skill" in Bingo is to bribe the person calling out the numbers with an extra set of Depends and a bottle of Viagra. Therefore, Bingo should be banned because it encourages people to act immorally.

glennlovecolleen3 · Jul 13, 2006

edub69 said:
The "skill" in Bingo is to bribe the person calling out the numbers with an extra set of Depends and a bottle of Viagra. Therefore, Bingo should be banned because it encourages people to act immorally.

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