American Restaurant(Chik-fil-a) in the Hot Seat with Gay Rights Groups

Zambini · #11 ● 07-28-2012, 08:38 AM

Dee's right they don't open on Sunday, which I don't like either but they make a great Chicken sandwich.

Fuck it, life's too short for this shit, don't like a place or it's policies, move on, we all got better things to do than worry about chicken.

niknik · #12 ● 07-28-2012, 08:43 AM

Originally Posted by AK47pup ↗

When it is election year you can't have an opinion without the media ripping you apart. I clearly think this is strictly political.

To create such a stir when the restaurant did nothing wrong is stupid. I have no issue with anyones sexual orientation, but when someone tries to force their rights on mine I have a problem. Gays "fought" to be protected under the civil rights law. Wonderful. Now people who support the traditional family are being scrutenized and bashed for their views. A little hypocritical in my opinion.

Exactly

Sharon · #13 ● 07-28-2012, 12:25 PM

When the head of a major fast food chain underscores his support for traditional marriage, lefty heads explode.

Big bloody deal, it's their business to think what they want and favouring traditional male-female marriage over gay marriage is not CRIMINAL.

AK47pup · #14 ● 07-28-2012, 04:17 PM

Originally Posted by Sharon. ↗

Big bloody deal, it's their business to think what they want and favouring traditional male-female marriage over gay marriage is not CRIMINAL.

I agree. It isn't criminal!

I think the bigger issue is to not open on Sunday. I see why...but ffs... its a chicken place! Sunday and fried chicken go together! Chicken was once called the "holy bird"

niknik · #15 ● 07-28-2012, 08:05 PM

Originally Posted by AK47pup ↗

I agree. It isn't criminal!

I think the bigger issue is to not open on Sunday. I see why...but ffs... its a chicken place! Sunday and fried chicken go together! Chicken was once called the "holy bird"

It's different, but again he's a religious person, he feels people should be at church and with family and gerunds. So in order not to be a hypocrite, he gives his employees the day off.

Dennislp3 · #16 ● 07-28-2012, 09:21 PM

This kind of stuff is why I hate "hyperactive" gays. I don't care if they are gay...but when they attack peoples and corporations opinions its just fucked up.

Who cares if someone doesn't agree with you being gay? last I checked...who you fuck in your bedroom is your business...I don't need a gay person telling me that its ok and I better believe that or I am a bad person. Makes gays as a whole seem extremely insecure.

Fighting against legitimate discrimination is fine. But fighting against a persons beliefs or opinions is overboard...we see where fighting against beliefs and opinions puts the muslim world (usually not considered a good thing).

hambone · #17 ● 07-30-2012, 08:04 PM

I agree with Sharon.. what's the big deal... everyone in America gets so damn offended when people don't agree with them... it's ignorant and a waste of time. I love chik-fil-a and I wouldn't care if they said they were prejudice against everyone and worshiped a giant chicken in the sky I would still eat there. People don't realize the average worker is a young man or woman just looking for work. to hell with the politics its a damn restaurant.

k_dub · #18 ● 07-31-2012, 04:51 PM

Christians need to leave the planet

Azimuth · #19 ● 08-01-2012, 04:24 PM

I read today that one of the Duggar kids have voiced his backing of Chik a whatever.

Figures a fucking DUGGAR would back homaphobes.

Spiffyfable · #20 ● 08-01-2012, 06:24 PM

Whatever.... I'll eat there only if hungry and it's convenient. I care little about their clever marketing scheme

American Restaurant(Chik-fil-a) in the Hot Seat with Gay Rights Groups

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