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Creationist Group Fights For Its 'Fundamental Rights' To $18 Million In Tax Incentives
Submitted by Miranda Blue on Friday, 12/12/2014 1:05 pm
Yesterday, Kentuckys tourism board announced that the state would not be granting an estimated $18 million tax break to the Creationist group Answers In Genesis (AIG) for its construction of a Noahs Ark theme park, after learning that AIG intended to discriminate based on religion in its hiring. Now, AIGs CEO Ken Ham is crying religious persecution, claiming that Kentucky is violating his fundamental rights by failing to provide millions of dollars in taxpayer subsidies to his project. Ham told WorldNetDaily that he intends to sue the state for discriminating against him, saying, We are fully prepared to defend our fundamental rights in court if necessary, as this issue is of huge importance, not only to us, but to every religious organization.
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COLGATE4
(14,732 posts)your mouth-breathing knuckle-dragging constituents' money in trying to make the lawsuit stick. You can't use the Gish Gallop in court, Kenny boy.
liberal_at_heart
(12,081 posts)money to do it himself, but he has enough money to sue for not getting the tax payer money?