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Orsino

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2. Yes, it's a purity test.

Reply to Are_grits_groceries (Original post)

Tue Nov 26, 2013, 10:25 AM

Nov 2013

Their good works ought to be considered alongside the evil--keeps us cognizant that they are, after all, still people.

But they are not getting my money.

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Giving to the Salvation Army- Let me ask this: [View all] Are_grits_groceries Nov 2013 OP

A tip for making donations. inchhigh Nov 2013 #1

Yes, it's a purity test. Orsino Nov 2013 #2

I believe it is well established that they are people and that they help the needy. Are_grits_groceries Nov 2013 #9

"and some of those kids they feed now will be shunned later by them"... lame54 Nov 2013 #3

I received "help" from the Salvation Army Cresent City Kid Nov 2013 #4

But, but, but....they help the poor! Vashta Nerada Nov 2013 #5

Even without the bigotry, I wouldn't want to give to anyone who mixes proselytizing with charity. Silent3 Nov 2013 #6

Thank you for saying this. QC Nov 2013 #7

I don't give to them. JNelson6563 Nov 2013 #8

DU rec... SidDithers Nov 2013 #10