From fine soaps to cheeses, FLDS entrepreneurs use hand-crafted appeal to cash in

Roxanne Johnson began crafting handmade soaps for family and friends last year, and when they proved wildly popular, she realized a business had surfaced in all those suds.

[Tomorrow]

Isn't it wonderful that people are breaking the law daily, and allowed to sell stuff to make a salary?
Isn't there some where these people can be deported to, such as the illegal aliens,

[Joe Smith AKA Joseph]

Coming soon to your local Farmington LDS ward and bookstore. Those from the flock supporting the flock.

[Paul]

I feel they are being enterprising.
Selling a wanted, and useful product.
I for one, am willing to pay a bit more, or go a little further out of my way, to get quality.
As for those posters on this blog who are disrespectful of these hard working people, for what ever justification you may think you have,
Remember we are in America where people like myself served this country for you to have the rights you enjoy, but you would take from others because their ideals in life differ from your own.
Wake up, you can not have the freedoms you enjoy, at the exclusion of others.
Last time I looked, freedom of religion did not specify only one religion.
I took it to mean all religions, even those I do not agree with.