victor809
13 years ago

No. I said "you could apply the "politician" label to him by definition because he is seeking public office."

Don't make me have to go all pseudo-intellectual on you like Victor because of your reading comprehension.

HockeyDad wrote:




Just because the average forum poster on cbid reads at a 3rd grade level....
DrafterX
13 years ago


If there was a thread (I don't know because I wasn't hanging around here in Feb) it was deleted

victor809 wrote:




😟

chances are we just didn't get the gay-homo militant extremist news feed.....
HockeyDad
13 years ago

Well Z, you never answered my question.

If there was a thread (I don't know because I wasn't hanging around here in Feb) it was deleted (not horribly unlikely since I'm sure fuzz would have posted on it), but since there is no longer one we'll have to do a real-time poll.

Z, do you support the JCP boycott by Million Moms?

victor809 wrote:





So there it is....There must have been a thread and it must have been deleted and it must have been FuzzNJ's fault.

Case closed, guilty as charged.
HockeyDad
13 years ago

Just because the average forum poster on cbid reads at a 3rd grade level....

victor809 wrote:





That's the fault of the Democrat-mandated education system.
tailgater
13 years ago
Vic,

You're equating a religious boycott with a threat by a sitting Mayor?

And TW, you don't understand the difference between a politician in office versus one who has since moved on?
Word of advice: Don't watch Jerry Springer...
victor809
13 years ago

So there it is....There must have been a thread and it must have been deleted and it must have been FuzzNJ's fault.

Case closed, guilty as charged.

HockeyDad wrote:



I never even said the thread existed, just that the same individuals support one boycott who are claiming to be under attack now. These groups are well documented in the news as taking both stances. Since 98.2% of our forum posters take their opinions directly from these groups, it's a pretty good bet where they stood during that time. Since I can't find a thread, I'm asking for real time information...
teedubbya
13 years ago
In office is your definition not mine. Recognize your straw man?
victor809
13 years ago

Vic,

You're equating a religious boycott with a threat by a sitting Mayor?

And TW, you don't understand the difference between a politician in office versus one who has since moved on?
Word of advice: Don't watch Jerry Springer...

tailgater wrote:



Actually, a boycott is much more severe to a company.

Think about it for two seconds. The mayor of boston said that he doesn't want CFA in his city. Did CFA ever say they wanted to be in Boston? Is Boston next on their expansion plan? Is there any indication that they were even thinking of opening a franchise in boston? Unless there is, then his threat is absolutely meaningless and will remain so until his city becomes one they are interested in expanding to (at which time the mayors would likely have changed).

A boycott goes after real-time revenue. If successful it can have a severe impact on cashflow for a company.
HockeyDad
13 years ago

I never even said the thread existed, just that the same individuals support one boycott who are claiming to be under attack now. These groups are well documented in the news as taking both stances. Since 98.2% of our forum posters take their opinions directly from these groups, it's a pretty good bet where they stood during that time. Since I can't find a thread, I'm asking for real time information...

victor809 wrote:



You still presume a lot to fill in your predefined outcomes. I don't think any groups on Cbid are well documented in the news but I will see if I can find a CNN article on the Cbid JCP thread.

Meanwhile Crusaders are still putting chickens to the sword.
HockeyDad
13 years ago

In office is your definition not mine. Recognize your straw man?

teedubbya wrote:




I never misstated your position. I just pointed out that you and I are politicians under it as well.
victor809
13 years ago
Smoke and mirrors.... smoke and mirrors.
HockeyDad
13 years ago

Smoke and mirrors.... smoke and mirrors.

victor809 wrote:




Your surrender is accepted.
DrafterX
13 years ago
“I have been to this point unwilling to sign on to same-sex marriage primarily because of my understandings of the traditional definitions of marriage.”

If you dislike that comment, you will hate this one:

“I believe that marriage is the union between a man and a woman. Now, for me as a Christian ... it is also a sacred union. God’s in the mix.”

-Obama




“Chick-fil-A values are not Chicago values,” Emanuel declared. If true, Obama similarly lacked Chicago values while Emanuel was his chief of staff. Evidently, that didn’t bother Emanuel back then.

Other Democrats have abused their power by threatening or applying government force to sandbag Chick-fil-A, the First Amendment be damned.

“If they need licenses in the city, it will be very difficult,” Democratic Mayor Thomas Menino of Boston roared last month.

Washington Mayor Vincent Gray called Chick-fil-A “hate chicken” and opposes its expansion in America’s capital.

Democratic Chicago Alderman Proco Joe Moreno promised to bar the company from his constituency. He told the Chicago Tribune: “Because of this man’s (Cathy’s) ignorance, I will now be denying Chick-fil-A’s permit to open a restaurant in the 1st Ward.”

“We don’t want you here,” New York City Council Speaker Christine Quinn snapped. Also, on official stationery, she wrote to New York University President John Sexton and pressed him to expel Gotham’s only Chick-fil-A outlet


Film at 11... 😟
bloody spaniard
13 years ago
Wonder how Chick-fil-A is feeling the boycott from folks on the left?[gonzo]
victor809
13 years ago

Your surrender is accepted.

HockeyDad wrote:



Come back when you have an actual argument. 🙂
DrMaddVibe
13 years ago
Militant homosexual outrage
tailgater
13 years ago

Actually, a boycott is much more severe to a company.

Think about it for two seconds. The mayor of boston said that he doesn't want CFA in his city. Did CFA ever say they wanted to be in Boston? Is Boston next on their expansion plan? Is there any indication that they were even thinking of opening a franchise in boston? Unless there is, then his threat is absolutely meaningless and will remain so until his city becomes one they are interested in expanding to (at which time the mayors would likely have changed).

A boycott goes after real-time revenue. If successful it can have a severe impact on cashflow for a company.

victor809 wrote:




It's my understanding that CFA did have plans to open up on Boston. For those of you familiar with the bar scene, it is the former Purple Shamrock location near Fanual Hall Marketplace (Quincy Market).
Jim Plunket (not the QB) used to play there on Thursday nights. Awesome times, and I'd rather listen to fun music, drink too many beers, and dance with the chicks who are partaking in same. And if I'm in that section of town and get a hankering for something to eat, it won't typically be a fast food joint.
But the McDonalds two doors down does a good business so I'm sure CFA would do well also.

It's basically between Churchill's Cigar Lounge and the Garden.


HockeyDad
13 years ago

Come back when you have an actual argument. :)

victor809 wrote:




You simply need to understand that the gay-homo militant extremists suffered a major tactical defeat. You all just need to lick your wounds and re-group. Besides, Christmas is coming soon!
victor809
13 years ago

You simply need to understand that the gay-homo militant extremists suffered a major tactical defeat. You all just need to lick your wounds and re-group. Besides, Christmas is coming soon!

HockeyDad wrote:



You declare victory the same way bush jr declares victory.
ZRX1200
13 years ago
Still fishing for outrage to support your conclusions.



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