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Perhaps it's because I don't think the guy was that offended.
Perhaps because you have no idea what it's like for homeless people living on the street who have to beg for food to fill their bellies.
How on earth would you know if he was offended? Do you have special spidey powers that allow you to know the feelings of random homeless people who get their pictures posted on FB?
I get that. I really do. But I honestly doubt that the store manager would have refused to give him food if he didn't want prayer.
A good man would have simply given the homeless man lunch. It is a terrible thing to beg. There is no reason to hold the man hostage. It is narcissistic. It became about the person praying. Pharisee comes to mind.
It is revolting. When you give, there should never be something attached to it. You give because of someone's need, and your ability to provide. I do not think you do get it, Viz.
The homeless man could have simply walked out. In any event, I cannot imagine the store manager not giving him food regardless. Seriously....I'm amazed at how people love to rant about Chik-fil-a.
I called him a fast food manager. His place of business is only important to you.
I am concerned about his actions, which you seem to applaud. That makes me a little sad, Viz.
So???...You were not the one there nor were you the one being prayed over, therefore it is none of your business...
Who asked you to butt in?
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