A brief note on religious taxation

Unlike institutions kept by the State, churches and other religious institutions which spurn such ownership agreements as conditioned special tax treatments have no worries about losing what they do not possess when the time comes to speak out about individual politicians and their policies from the pulpit.

Having both individual and hegemonies of churches directly addressing the specific people and policies in their communities and nationally which affect them and their religious liberty is a pressure from which the political class has previously been free.

Why not give those who would remove special religious tax treatment exactly what they want, good and hard?