But if you accept the premise that eating too much of it is a sin, then why

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Aug 13, 2019
11:54:46am

Jay Rick All-American

couldn’t a sin tax apply, the same as any other sin tax?

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Jay Rick

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A sin tax on meat?!

BYU Grounds

8/13/19 10:43am

Sounds like Vox has been reading D&C 89.

RdF3

8/13/19 10:48am

Does God tax meat consumption?

Division Bell

8/13/19 10:49am

Well He lumped meat consumption in with the same counsel as tobacco and alcohol

RdF3

8/13/19 10:53am

By that logic, will the gov pay us to eat grains, veggies and fruits?

Division Bell

8/13/19 10:54am

If you're poor enough, they'll buy them for you!

durandal

8/13/19 10:57am

Yep. Through a system called food stamps.

RdF3

8/13/19 11:00am

Those only offset costs, but aren't a source of income, per se.

Division Bell

8/13/19 11:01am

Just so I’m clear. Do you not believe in a “sin tax” on “sinful” items like cigs

RdF3

8/13/19 11:02am

Stick to the meat issue. No, meat is not a sin, should not be taxed as such.

Division Bell

8/13/19 11:04am

But if you accept the premise that eating too much of it is a sin, then why

Jay Rick

8/13/19 11:54am

Good luck getting that LDS view of meat accepted by the tax payer.

Division Bell

8/13/19 2:25pm

They need to read D&C 49 before they claim intimate knowledge of LDS doctrine.

StarMan

8/13/19 10:52am

Vox: a left-wing publication. No surprise they would mention it.

CObluezone

8/13/19 10:50am

I wonder if any of the Dem POTUS candidates will endorse it.

ALUF 1990

8/13/19 11:57am

Good point

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