Sounds like a whole lot of to do about nothing. If someone disagrees with him, I see two options. Eat there or go elsewhere.

Rather simple solution to a non-existent problem.

Abrignac wrote:

Cus yer new and all, and I'ma gonna let ya finish...but I want you to see the "wizard" for what it is.


Please go back to the beginning of this thread and read it.

Who was on board and who was laughing at it the entire time!

Now, for another peek behind the curtain...you're gonna have to upgrade your membership!

DrMaddVibe wrote:

I enjoy the chit out of your posts. I see them for what they are. However, there seems to be a handful of people who get their panties wadded every time you step into the fray.

Anthony

Abrignac wrote:

Open mouth insert foot. Yum Yum

Abrignac wrote:

Vic, you know you're off base here.
The CEO offered his opinion and provided his honest answer. In fact, he didn't even use any negativity. He simply said he supported traditional marriage.
Forget about the rest. About the supposedly hate-laden charities or any other affiliations. This was determined after the fact. The politicians in Boston and Chicago tried to stiff-arm his company for that single interview.

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So they support a fast food company that isn't afraid of holding onto yesterdays values. They ignore profit for religion by remaining closed on Sundays. They openly support traditional families. And for that they are being vilified as being haters.

If Chik Fil A discriminated because of their personal convictions, then the mayors wouldn't need to threaten. They could legally take action.

tailgater wrote:

You're right CFA didn't do anything legally wrong. (I don't believe I've said they have anywhere)...

I guess here's the double standard: JCPenny uses a lesbian in a commercial (not having her even do anything lesbiany, and well within the rights of the company) and a christian group demands they fire her, organizes a failed boycott etc etc... and I bet every person on this forum defended it. Hell, I bet a few people on this forum said "I'm never shopping at JCP again". CFA owner comes out against gay marriage (something which is within his right) and a couple mayors say they don't want it in their city (I believe as mayor they're within their rights to say what they would and would not like to see). And suddenly, CFA is "under attack"... and other politicians are organizing "support CFA day". It's a double standard.

victor809 wrote:

Is there a thread here on the whole JCP issue or at least a picture post? You made some pretty bold predictions as to how the board reacted. Sounds like you created a straw man so you could declare double standard.

Chick-Fil-A is under attack by gay-homo militant extremists and their Godless liberal douchebag collaborators. So far it has been an epic FAIL.

HockeyDad wrote:

And gays are under attack from politicians . Here's one calling for them to be put to death:

victor809 wrote:

I'll do a little digging, I was making an educated guess but I bet I'm right.

victor809 wrote:

What is hucksbe's role. Seems to me it's not just a couple mayors or one side playing politics.

teedubbya wrote:

So yeah, you completely made a straw man. That doesn't help your cause.

Eat mor chikin!

HockeyDad wrote:

You made up a completely fake argument and then plugged it into your formula to reach your predetermined conclusion.

You kicked that strawman's ass but in a highly fa ggy manner. Girl-slap fight kinda stuff...

HockeyDad wrote: