Jenga said:for every waffle fry you don't eat, i eat 10
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Jenga said:for every waffle fry you don't eat, i eat 10
Maybe you should tell that to the president of chick-fil-a, seeing as how he has decided to group food with homophobia by giving profits from selling food to political groups that promote homophobia.BakedPigeon said:If your hungry and enjoy chicken, then eat there if you want to. If you want to make a point to not eat there because they do not support gay couples, then don't eat there. They are a restaurant, not a movement of some kind. I don't understand why people are comparing them in the same category. We don't need to group food with gay rights.
Buckethead said:Don't shop at Chick-Fil-A but shop at WalMart, etc. etc.
Oy vey.
You kids are funny.
deliciousWeenerz said:
Yes, that's true--until that business becomes politically active and starts giving money to causes that you don't support.BakedPigeon said:If your hungry and enjoy chicken, then eat there if you want to. If you want to make a point to not eat there because they do not support gay couples, then don't eat there. They are a restaurant, not a movement of some kind. I don't understand why people are comparing them in the same category. We don't need to group food with gay rights.
chubigans said:http://www.vertigogaming.net/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/chickensandwich1.jpg
You know you want it.
FreezeSSC said:Man idk, there customer service is soo top notch too it would be hard to give them up.
No6 said:Maybe you should tell that to the president of chick-fil-a, seeing as how he has decided to group food with homophobia by giving profits from selling food to political groups that promote homophobia.
Okay, I see the issue now. He talks about In-N-Out and then jumps to talking about the benefits that Starbucks provides.TheWiicast said:It was a chamber of commerce website...let me find it.
here :http://www.mattoonchamber.com/steve_straus/lowwage_highend.cfm
chik-fil-a can't cater gay marriagesout0v0rder said:i dont get it, gays can't get married inside of a chick-fil-a or what?
GoldenEye 007 said:Looking at it, that is basically what the Chick-Fil-A CEO said. These other statements came from the CEO of WinShape, a charity supported in part by Chick-Fil-A.
yacobod said:who cares?
their chicken sandwiches are delicious
But that's why being an informed consumer is important.BakedPigeon said:Tons of corporations and companies donate money to lots of things that many people around the world probably do not condone or approve of. Thats corporate America/World for ya.
bullshitDude Abides said:Oh good. Now I can have a principled reason to avoid gristle patties and soggy fries.
I do!chubigans said:
You know you want it.
I completely agree I guess my point is if your going to avoid Chik then avoid them all. It would be really hard to do but it doesn't make sense to avoid one company for doing something and shopping at another that does something else along the spectrum.Gunloc said:But that's why being an informed consumer is important.
Companies that fuel hate don't get my money.
I'll take that anyday over the very real careless attitude of most fast food places.ZealousD said:The last time I went to a Chik-Fil-A, their customer service scared me.
The chick at the drive in was too happy. Too cheerful. It was all so very fake.
jon bones said:i don't shop at walmart nor do i eat fast food
SnakeswithLasers said:Sure, it's not equal. But denying people rights due to who they are is an issue that we have direct historical experience with, and there are correlations between the denial of the rights of gays with the denial of rights of other minority groups.
Edit: And I'm not worried about the political correctness of a term used, I'm more concerned with the real world implications of treating people differently and denying them equal treatment under the law based on who they are.
hosannainexcelsis said:I am a Christian who believes that marriage is a holy sacrament established by God, partially as a mirror for the relationship between Christ and the church, which is why a same-sex relationship cannot really be called marriage.
Londa said:How is Chick-Fil-A denying anyone their rights? They just said they don't support gay marriage. It's not like they wont let gays buy their food. Thats the only thing they have control over.
viakado said:eat chic-fil-a because you like their food, not because of the political stance
Gunloc said:Companies that fuel hate don't get my money.
Londa said:How is Chick-Fil-A denying anyone their rights? They just said they don't support gay marriage.
The business has ABSOLUTE control over who they donate money to. If they are donating money to groups who have an agenda which has prioritized demonizing gay marriage and limiting the rights of a group of people, then that's certainly something they have control over--and it's certainly worth opposing.Londa said:How is Chick-Fil-A denying anyone their rights? They just said they don't support gay marriage. It's not like they wont let gays buy their food. Thats the only thing they have control over.
Srsly said:Good thing Chick-Fil-A is severaly overrated, about as overrated as Chipotle.
OuterWorldVoice said:Chik Fil A is paying proxies to deny people their rights. And doing it tax free. If I paid an assassin to kill you, or a burglar to rob your house, I think you might be annoyed if I got tax exempt status for doing it.
Terrorism, slavery and homophobia are ideas now? Okay...antonz said:It must suck to live in a world where you refuse to use any product not made by yourself because its funding people who have ideas different then you.
That tank of gas? Its supporting slavery,terrorism etc
Cheap stuff at Walmart and any other major retailer? Slavery,Poor human rights conditions etc
you know what's a travesty?SnakeswithLasers said:The business has ABSOLUTE control over who they donate money to. If they are donating money to groups who have an agenda which has prioritized demonizing gay marriage and limiting the rights of a group of people, then that's certainly something they have control over--and it's certainly worth opposing.
It's not rocket science.