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Recently opened a new one in Minnesota and never had it before.
I am center-left, and I dont see gay marriage as a problem. I won't march in a parade, I won't get in your face over it, I won't change your opinion on it, I'll keep it to myself and vote for gay rights when I can. That's the extent of my support for gay marriage.
I am aware Chick-fil-a is not for gay marriage.
I am aware Chick-fil-a donates to anti-gay causes.
Am I a hypocrite for going to chick-fil-a and eating there food?
Of course not.
Even deluded people live in actual reality, despite their denials.
You have likely never been to a new chick-fil-a. I went my first time recently, and I couldn't believe how nice the place was, how nice the employees were, and how great the food is there.
Yep. The employees are clean-cut and very polite. No cellphones, baggy pants, or extreme haircuts and piercings.
Are you aware of what every single company, whose products you buy on a regular basis, believes in and supports?
Chick-fil-a is a faith based company. They have every right to spend their money supporting their beliefs just like you do. Not allowing them that right would make you a hyprocrite. Eat there, or don't. Your choice.
When you walk into a Chick-fil-a restaurant does the person behind the counter say, "Hi, Welcome to Chick-fil-a. Are you gay?" No, they don't.
Before you single out one company maybe you should research every single company whose products you purchase, and see if they are 100% on par with what you believe.
I have a friend that went to CFA, and felt the need to apologize profusely to me, because she knows that I don't eat there. It would have been funny, except she was actually very upset over the thought she was somehow hurting me. I couldn't care less if she, or anyone else, eats at CFA. I, personally, choose not to.
Before you single out one company maybe you should research every single company whose products you purchase, and see if they are 100% on par with what you believe.
I agree with this statement which is why I do not in general support boycotts.
However, this case is a little different as profits were being directly sent to hate groups...literally money you spent actively FUNDED the anti-gay people and their activism. So it's a little different than just people and their opinions.
Yep. The employees are clean-cut and very polite. No cellphones, baggy pants, or extreme haircuts and piercings.
No truth to that and to the extent that there MIGHT be some truth to it, no more than a tiny bit might be true.
CFA in Tucson (the closest one to my home) has kids that look like kids that work in any other fast food joint.
It's not as if the average person has extreme haircuts or piercings anyway. And it's pretty hard to have baggy pants if the CFA is issuing the clothing.
Regardless, what would it matter anyway? As long as the food is good, what difference does piercings and baggy pants make?
Good Christian people.....the kind of people liberals think are dangerous to this country.
Ehhh...who do you think wears piercings, baggy pants, extreme haircuts, and carries cellphones in a country where damn near everyone is Christian?
Muslims?
Geez...you guys are gushing so much that you're starting to babble. Calm down and assess what the hell you're saying. CFA doesn't have a religious views litmus test that i know of.
No truth to that and to the extent that there MIGHT be some truth to it, no more than a tiny bit might be true.
CFA in Tucson (the closest one to my home) has kids that look like kids that work in any other fast food joint.
It's not as if the average person has extreme haircuts or piercings anyway. And it's pretty hard to have baggy pants if the CFA is issuing the clothing.
Regardless, what would it matter anyway? As long as the food is good, what difference does piercings and baggy pants make?
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