Hmmm this should get interesting. So interesting it should be moved to the debate section. Hint hint, stop talking about it here.
Chick-fil-a has always been a christian organization, so its a little funny hearing how this is all sort of a shock. The CEO never made any anti-gay comments. He just supports traditional wedding only, and is using his 1st amendment right. So he can't be entitled to his opinions the same way people gay people can?
Being against gay marriage =/= gay hater.
This is no different then the Oreo company supporting gays. Can't have it both ways!
Yeah, it's not like CFA came out and was like "alright no gays allowed to eat here"! It was founded on a Christian base.
Regardless, move it to debate pleasedon't you guys want post count?
Btw Wonwon. Guess what came in the mail
Exactly. The CEO went on national tv saying they are not changing their stance. However, any customer is treated equally, no matter what/who you are.Originally Posted by Ryan~
Yeah, it's not like CFA came out and was like "alright no gays allowed to eat here"! It was founded on a Christian base.
Regardless, move it to debate please
Btw Wonwon. Guess what came in the mail
I'm the OP. Move to debate.
That was not chick-fil-a. Wow, are you guys really that naive?
Yes. Yes, we are.
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1. Being a Christian doesn't make you automatically against gay marriage.
2. Being against gay marriage is denying a group of people a basic right because of their identity, which is discrimination.
3. The people who are pissed off at the CEO are simply saying they refuse to eat there, which would result in their own money being donated to groups which promote LGBT discrimination. Why would I give an organization money to discriminate against myself?
Anyway I really don't feel like having this same debate again, just in a different context lol.
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