Would it be legal for you to publish the statement from "the feds" that provides the rationale for tax-exempt status for 501c3 organizations? I would very much like to pay my plumber and grocer in tax-exempt dollars. We'd all be better off! In fact, there's only one entity I pay that doesn't actually "serve the community" – and, oddly, they have to be tax-exempt because, as Paypal says, you can't pay yourself!

What it means to me is that we, as individuals, might not need to take extraordinary measures to protect ourselves from unconstitutional federal actions, because we can ask the SCOTUS to protect us. Of course, they might not (which is what I, as a cynic, expect), and therein lies the real danger in my view. When they rule against good cases, they will destroy a certain amount of the motivation and hope that currently exists in liberty-minded people.

Presumably, any such ruling will be made with some published arguments, and that makes me a little more hopeful. Note that the published arguments as of right now (http://www.supremecourt.gov/oral_arguments/argument_transcripts.aspx) are two months old, but that's because there have been no more arguments, and won't be, until October 3rd. I look forward to such arguments when they pit individuals against unconstitutional federal government actions.

Until then, I will continue with my plan of supporting the irate tireless minority.

All the best