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War on Charity
A movement to reduce the funding of charitable organizations, using means such as legislative measures or philosophical arguments to discourage private charitable donations.
The term is modeled after the concept of "War on X" popularized by several former U.S. presidents, including Lyndon B. Johnson's "War on Poverty" and George Bush's "War on Terror".
The term is modeled after the concept of "War on X" popularized by several former U.S. presidents, including Lyndon B. Johnson's "War on Poverty" and George Bush's "War on Terror".
"The plan to cut allowable tax deductions for charitable donations makes it appear the government has launched a War on Charity."
"That article about the selfish motives of giving are part of that magazine's War on Charity."
"That article about the selfish motives of giving are part of that magazine's War on Charity."
War on Charity by caewwtduh April 2, 2009
Charity
Charity by Some Li'l Chick January 18, 2013
Charity Dip
Charity Dip by geneticlyperfct May 8, 2011
chairty
chairty by Kaibug2022 January 5, 2018
Charity work
Charity work by Jesuslovesyou69 September 8, 2019
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