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brooklynite

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13. I don't object to the tax break...

Reply to LostOne4Ever (Original post)

Wed Aug 20, 2014, 03:43 PM

Aug 2014

It's from the Tourism Authority, dedicated to promoting tourism to Kentucky, and I have no doubt this will attract suckers from all around the country.

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Creationist's Noah's Ark Theme Park Gets $18 Million Tax Break, Won't Hire Gays, Atheists [View all] LostOne4Ever Aug 2014 OP

Now, to find out if Bullshit floats! Warren DeMontague Aug 2014 #1

Lemme guess, it's legal to do that in that state? sakabatou Aug 2014 #2

Yep. Another travesty of Kentucky's politics and priorities theHandpuppet Aug 2014 #3

Another example of profits over people sakabatou Aug 2014 #5

And of religious privilege over minorities (nt) LostOne4Ever Aug 2014 #7

I thought Noah built the damn thing on his own. mr blur Aug 2014 #4

Based on the requirements for working there LostOne4Ever Aug 2014 #6

... Bryce Butler Aug 2014 #8

Or Lot being raped by his daughters. Goblinmonger Aug 2014 #12

If it doesn't actually float.... AlbertCat Aug 2014 #9

I hope a federal court burns it down. AtheistCrusader Aug 2014 #10

Editorial, Louisville Courier-Journal, 2010 onager Aug 2014 #11

I don't object to the tax break... brooklynite Aug 2014 #13

But how would you feel Curmudgeoness Aug 2014 #15

Some christians awoke_in_2003 Aug 2014 #14