The World According to Oatney: The sin tax double standard

Thursday, January 18, 2007

The sin tax double standard

Today's radio podcast deals with State Representative Stacey Campfield's new "tax porn not corn" proposal. I discuss in rather blunt terms why I think the proposal is a good idea and why having a "sin tax" on other items but not on offline pornographic material is a double standard.

Oatney On the Air-January 18, 2007

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: Name: Deacon David Oatney; Location: White Pine, Tennessee, United States

I am a deacon of the Diocese of Knoxville, Tennessee. The views expressed here are entirely my own, though rooted firmly in the teachings of the Catholic Church that I am sworn to teach, preach, and uphold. These views may not necessarily reflect the opinions of our diocesan curia, staff, brother clergy, or members of our family of faith.

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The sin tax double standard

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