Chick-fil-A gave millions of dollars to theocratic religious organizations to be anti-gay?

by **kenway** » Mon Jul 23, 2012 1:26 am

Great. The lines will be shorter when I'm there then.

by **darik2** » Mon Jul 23, 2012 1:28 am

I don't believ in anything they stand for but their food is really damn good

by **urian27** » Mon Jul 23, 2012 1:38 am

I have never seen one on the west coast. (once in Kennesaw)
I can add them to my growing list of companies that I will not knowingly give money to that includes:
Lowes
Wal-Mart
Target
Starbucks
Budweiser
Etc

by **curney13** » Mon Jul 23, 2012 1:41 am

Yummy! I will buy from them much more often!

Actually, I do not think I have EVER eaten at one. I suppose I could try it just to piss you off, but really, you do not matter enough to me for me to take that effort. Still, you never know, perhaps I will start going there now that you posted this rant.

by **erwin** » Mon Jul 23, 2012 1:46 am

Making laws involve dealing with people's beliefs.

It is also not right for the gay movement to force others to believe that homosexuality is morally correct.
Homosexuals should not be mistreated in any way, but they should not be forcing their beliefs upon others either.

Both sides of this argument have the right to express themselves under the 1st Amendment, however.
We are allowed free speech in this country.

It has also happened that a singular atheist who didn't like school prayer has been allowed to sue a school district, because they were "offended" by the prayers of others. The atheist was not being forced to participate nor was anyone indoctrinating them against their will. The case was upheld even though the free exercise of religion is protected under the First Amendment.

Christians believe homosexuality is wrong.
Others believe it is right.
Until both sides can agree on what absolute truth is, both will continue to hold that THEY are the correct ones. And both are free to express their opinion - except when you try to pray in school.

by **artek57** » Mon Jul 23, 2012 1:49 am

bum bum BUM!

Who cares? Do you have any idea how many organizations take your money and use it for things you would NEVER support. If you quit going to any place that took your money for things you don't agree with, you'd probably never go anywhere (most places that do this donating thing actuallly donate to both sides so that they can show anyone, no matter their belief, a situation in which the company supported something they believe in). Nearly every company you have ever supported provided money to something you support, and then provided money to the exact opposite, just so they could show you when they supported the thing you supported and then show someone who disagrees with you how they supported their cause as well.

If Chick-fil-A must step into this debate, at least they had the integrity to pick a side, instead of lying to your face like most of the other companies you most likely support.

by **kalvin71** » Mon Jul 23, 2012 1:56 am

put that up against your govt. giving money to planned parenthood so two million babies a year can be slaughtered

by **montrel68** » Mon Jul 23, 2012 2:09 am

put that up against your govt. giving money to planned parenthood so two million babies a year can be slaughtered

they do have great food. didnt know they had great bigotry.

now i say phuck em and feed em beans.

by **rumford** » Mon Jul 23, 2012 2:13 am

It would take a book to unravel your comments.

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