Does the Same-Sex Marriage Controversy Affect Whether You Will Eat at Chick-fil-A?

50 years ago prior to the civil rights movement if a business owner said that he would not allow persons of color to eat at the counter of his restaurant, the masses would have agreed with him and said that as the owner of his business he had that right. Of course federal leglislation saw things differently. Looking back most would agree with the course of action by the federal government for imposing laws against ignorance and prejudice. Gay marriage is also a civil right, the problem lies in the semantics of the word "marriage" because many people believe that the marriage institution is between a man and a woman, and I would agree that the RELIGIOUS institution is just that, the rights that go along with the secular portion of the institution (inheritance, hospital visits etc. )should not be denied to ANY two consenting adults that choose to share a life together, I will not mention the ridiculous arguments from people like Rick Santorum who obfuscate the issue by making foolish comparison (e.g. a brother marrying a sister etc.) any person with a brain would see that that sort of arrangement would certainly have been founded on pschological problems, to clarify to the ignorant: gay people go out and meet new people date them etc. just like straight people, the "meeting ritual is the same" . So regarding Chik fil A? I believe that anybody who believes in civil rights for everyone should vote with their dollars and patronize another restaurant and it will be healthier for them too. For those that want to eat fried chicken at Chik fil A to indicate their support for retrograde attitudes towards civil rights they are welcome to do that and get coronary artery disease in the processs. In the end Gay Marriage will be the law of the land just like in other more civilised countries than this one such as Spain, Canada, Argentina, Norway, Sweden, Portugal and Argentina to name a few. by civilised I mean that these countries understand what what the word "civil right" actually means.