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They can have their opinions, Chick-fil-a still has one of the best damn chicken sammiches around that can be had in under 5 minutes.
Do they turn you away if you tell them your gay? If not quit being so easily offended. The idea of "political correctness" is destroying freedom.No E30 ClubOriginally posted by MrBurgundyComment
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Your signature picture has been removed since it contained the Photobucket "upgrade your account" image.
"I cannot undertake to lay my finger on that article of the Constitution which granted a right to Congress of expending, on objects of benevolence, the money of their constituents. Charity is no part of the legislative duty of the [federal] government." ~ James Madison
"If you've got a business, you didn't build that. Somebody else made that happen" Barack ObamaComment
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They can do what they want with their money. If you want to spend your money on something you believe in go right ahead.
Since when did other people get to dictate what one does with their money?
This mob mentality is ridiculous.Last edited by Exodus_2pt0; 08-01-2012, 12:56 PM.No E30 ClubOriginally posted by MrBurgundyComment
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Since those "other" people are one's customers or the consuming public. Remember the Pepsi Refresh project? Or similar from Chase and other companies? People like companies that support what they believe in. That might work in the South where there's a ton of people who don't want gays to have the same rights... but there's plenty of backlash where educated people live.
And complaining about political correctness is weak. Go ahead and call an African-American the N word and see how that goes for you. You can say all you want, but you just might not like the results. Especially considering the political likes of Santorum will never again be considered likely and that asshole-esque mentality of imposing beliefs on others is fading out of style thankfully, CFA is making a stand on the wrong side of history.Comment
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The very first post on this page is a politician imposing his beliefs on others. Weather or not CFA is on the right or wrong side of the fence is irrelevent. The problem here is that a government official wants to block them from doing business on his turf because of their Religious beliefs.
To me, this opens the floodgates. It's one thing for the public to be mad, fine, just don't eat there. When elected officials stick their nose in it and take it to a whole other level for votes, the ice begins to get thin.No E30 ClubOriginally posted by MrBurgundyComment
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Dont eat there if you dont like what they do...fine.
Moar chicken for me.
All jokes set aside, they can do what they want. I would still eat there even if I didnt like what they do. Lots of people do there. Remember the purpose you go there in the forst place.......to eat.I don't even own this car anymore, but I'm too lazy to change the picture.
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Mayors can obviously play the same game and give opinions while saying it's not a policy change. But upsetting communities and offending officials is probably not a wise move anyway."There is no place for discrimination on Boston's Freedom Trail and no place for your company alongside it."
Menino now says he was just expressing his own opinion.
Still, it is ironic that conservatives tried to block Park51 very hard - and now complaining about a few negative choice words from politicians about CFA.Comment
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Won't see anything different from me. I am of the stance that everyone should be able to do whatever the hell they want, so long as it doesn't impede on the freedom of others to do the same.No E30 ClubOriginally posted by MrBurgundyComment
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