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It's mostly Buddhist temples when it comes to the Little Saigon OC area. Obviously the same thing can be said…
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Sure… but this writer is addressing their own area. (And add SOME Catholic parishes and ESPECIALLY the Calvary Chapels)
You might as well say the same thing about certain Christians (Baptists) and certain Jews (Netanyahu supporters).
Icymi. https://therealdeal.com/la/2026/08/03/irvine-company-unit-donates-to-xavier-becerra/
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This is a job for the IRS.
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A couple of years ago I tried calling some of the temples to explain that they were risking their non-profit…