You dodged the question. Did you pay the appropriate taxes on your collectible sale or did you dodge the taxes and not fulfill your duty as a member of your community?
You are calling me and others out for not "fulfilling" my role in the community, did you fulfill yours?
I don't dodge taxes. As a matter of fact, for two years in a row I called out the IRS on a mistake that they made that caused me to pay MORE taxes when they gave me a larger refund that I was due.
Which do you think has a more significant impact on the welfare of communities? Cleaning out someone's gutters or giving out cookies or not cheating on taxes?
For what it is worth. My wife mentors underprivileged children in the local school district in her spare time among other things. I help where ever I can from taking my elderly neighbors food or bringing out/in their garbage cans to chasing my neighbors cows/horses back in their fence to cleaning up trash on the side of the road to mowing disabled peoples yards to airing up/changing people's tires I don't know on the side of the road to donating cash to my wife's church scholarship fund so that others can be as "privileged" as she was and get a college education.
Speaking of the underprivileged after many, many years of mentoring my wife has discovered is a reason the "underprivileged" exist and it has very, very little to do with their race and much, much more to do with their parents and how they were raised.
"White privilege" is a myth created and promoted to hold non-whites in the grip of perpetual victim hood. And before you "go there". I was the only white male in my primary school class from K-4th grade, my best friend from kindergarten is black, I graduated high school in a school that was 40% black, I went to college and graduated in a city that is 30% white. I was turned down for a job working with Saturn in the 1990's because they came to my school looking for black engineers and told me so when I interviewed. I have been the "victim" of more racism than I have ever perpetrated as a member of the "white privileged class".