I'm asking you to show me the development behind your opinion that there is some equivalence here. You're offering nothing but an accusation. Rather telling: you may not actually have an argument here.
Rather, you may be pointing out that the government is over-extended, and attempting to force an equality, in the service of papering over some other lousy policy. And I mean the tax code.
Standing by for more accusations as a substitute for a cogent argument.

Do you mean:
(a) "Don't store it. Employ Amazon (or some other cloud) storage."? or
(b) "Do not use Amazon."
Clarity: it's like that one thing that is not the other thing, except for when it is.

So you privilege the false, secular religion by removing IT from consideration.

When you start with Absolute Truth, and build a positive argument to support your (apparent ) contention that false is the new true, your acts will be convincing. So far, your arguments have been so much twaddle.
I'd love to see an argument that isn't an exercise in avoiding a real existential analysis, accusing me of bigotry, and then declaring victory.
Go.

No, the theological equality of all before God is well-understood, just as hedonistic falsehoods are rejected, irrespective of how pleasurable.

Nope. Same Gospel. That you go around in circles is inevitable. There is a means of steadying up on the correct course, however. . .

Just how really real do you need?

In fact, if you're at all steeped in the Acts of the Apostles, you'll know that the original name was "the Way", and the movement members were first termed "Christians" at Antioch.

In defense of /., it's at least as reliable as the NYT.

It's a "conspiracy" if its about a Democrat. You can drop the name "Powell" without any URL like it's all good. Got it. Way to play. Keep it gorgeous, baby.

"Christianity", itself, is not the Way, the Truth, and the Life.

As an aside, I'm curious: at what threshold of substantial news to you admit that you're abusing the word "conspiracy" in this context at the level of weapons-grade shamelessness?
Facts ain't no "conspiracy", Sparky.

Both parties are turning the country into a vast dole/debtor's prison, I'm not sure what we can do to make you aware that:
(a) You can't overspend what you take in (sustainably) and
(b) You can set taxes well as far as you want above confiscation, and succeed in making tax evasion a national sport, as in Greece.

Unless I'm missing something.

"Brave, brave Sir Robin. . ."

Such as. . .