<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Notre-Dame_de_Paris#cite_note-60>

Am I misreading that?

To me this sounds as if the church itself belongs to France, but the church can use it.

pretty much i guess

ye

Or is Wikipedia being retarded?

well idk if it's true but that's what it says

Anyway. If there are more authoritative sources, post them and I'll try to update the article.

I am banned from Wikipedia, though.

I tried to edit the Stefan Moyneux article.

Someone else update it then.

banned from wiki? how the fuck? xD

How? They banned you if they don't like your edits.

You didn't know?

oh

i never did anything but read the shit so yeah

wiki is run by far left sjw for years now

Yes, but I was talking about updating the article.

In case Notre Dame does belong to the church after all.

I don't put 100% faith in Wikipedia.

(no pun intended)

so it's often not just politics in which wiki's wrong but in general?

Yes, of course.

damn rip

I don't mean to be an ass, but I am amazed that's news to you.

well, i don't use wiki much in the first place so <:shap:497652686603288576>

Different articles have different quality of course.

What's everyone here's position on the ideal tax system?

doesn't exist.

..

My system is to tax the lich.

I am projecting my system to increase tax income for the state by 15% among undead creatures.

We do anticipate some moderate backlash over this program, though, which is why we are also planning to hire a staff of necromancers.

@Deleted User what are you going to say when there are *actually* immortal people in charge of the world?

🤔

Well, I'd say that we'd have to raise the retirement age.

<:zucc:433402362447527936> someone mentioned me?

If we manage to increase the number of immortals, though, we might make up for the increase in retirement spending by saving on life insurance policies.