Chick-fil-A President Dan Cathy has taken a strong public Anti-Gay stance. Will you still eat there?

by HAHAJKDOTCOM Posted 2012/07/19 20:22:43

Related Topics: Lifestyle, Food, Fast Food, Issues, Chick-fil-a, Chain, 2012, Gay, President, Company

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	Yes, the chicken sandwiches are too good	51 votes	46%
	No, he's a bigot and I don't support businesses with leadership like that	46 votes	42%
	My tummy doesn't care about hatred	9 votes	8%
	I'm a chicken	4 votes	4%

Do you agree with Chick-fil-A president Dan Cathy?

HAHAJK.COM reports:
Chick-fil-A president Dan Cathy decided to take it upon himself to announce that his (entire) company feels it is not okay to be gay, sparking a great deal of uproar. Now, other notable fast food chains have decided to take a stance on some issues themselves.

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Htcbm1 2012/07/20 23:52:14

Yes, the chicken sandwiches are too good

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I'm so sick of the political badgering of people or groups trying to force a specific agenda down everyone's throat, and If someone has different beliefs their vilified...
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Iamfree 2012/08/06 21:20:05

Yes, the chicken sandwiches are too good

Yep, every chance I get. It's not about his opinion; it's about his right to have one.

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Sayer Stewart 2012/07/25 21:57:21

No, he's a bigot and I don't support businesses with leadership like that

And I'm a vegitarian anyway, so I don't eat chicken.

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beavith1 2012/07/25 15:00:13

Yes, the chicken sandwiches are too good

i already seek out Chick fil a wherever i go. this just makes it even tastier.

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texasred 2012/07/24 23:46:11

Yes, the chicken sandwiches are too good

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Why wouldn't I eat there? He did nothing more than say he supports traditional marriage of a man and a woman.

Guess all you libs don't care if you negatively impact all the people that have jobs at CFA, which probably includes Gays. Whatever... it's your right.

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wysiwis 2012/07/24 21:35:36

Yes, the chicken sandwiches are too good

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What's the problem with having the belief that being gay isn't natural? You're going to be bigot, just because you do? Frankly, I'm tired of hearing the gays demand that I accept their lifestyle or else!

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carolynchesterthedancer 2012/07/24 21:17:39

No, he's a bigot and I don't support businesses with leadership like that

To me it is more about keeping religion, sex, and all other things not related to your business out it. Why do you care about who eats your food! You're selling food, not morality! Also, I have many many gay friends, but that does make me want to shop at JC Penny more. I buy products that I like, I don't give a rats ass about anything else!

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Paige 2012/07/24 15:46:43

No, he's a bigot and I don't support businesses with leadership like that

I respect his opinion even thou I think he's wrong. But I will not patronize his business.

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AGPhillbin 2012/07/24 06:24:48

I'm a chicken

...and as a chicken, I am morally opposed to cannibalism!

Seriously, I had never heard of the place until all this stuff about the owner being anti-gay came out. I don't eat fast food much anyway, so I'm not going to affect his bottom line, either way.

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kobidobidog 2012/07/22 18:48:00

No, he's a bigot and I don't support businesses with leadership like that

The humans at that restaurant need to repent. What they are angry at is nothing. It is like the never ending story.

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Kevin1111 2012/07/21 22:59:12

Yes, the chicken sandwiches are too good

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Actually, I've never eaten there, its way too expensive. Trying to get people to boycott the place, trying to make this the politically correct thing to do, calling it by ugly names, this is typical repulsive liberal strategy.

Following the teachings of his religion is not hatred. Believing something is wrong is not hatred, no matter if he's correct or not. This 'hatred' accusation is what is wrong.

I can disagree with you on a lot of things, and think that a lot of your beliefs and practices are harmful, that does not have anything at all to do with hatred. In fact, I can love you and hope that you learn better.

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PandoraBoxe 2012/07/21 16:21:22

No, he's a bigot and I don't support businesses with leadership like that

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I already wrote a message on the Chick-Fil-A website stating my distress at his comments.
Will not be eating there

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tori 2012/07/21 16:11:54

My tummy doesn't care about hatred

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I don't eat there now, but he's entitled to an opinion. You don't have to agree nor support him, but he can have one.

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elijahin24 2012/07/21 14:34:05

No, he's a bigot and I don't support businesses with leadership like that

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HELL NO! I like a good chicken sandwich, but not so much with a side of hate.

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Pam 2012/07/21 08:54:13

My tummy doesn't care about hatred

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There used to be Chick Fil A around here but I think they closed. The man has the right to his own opinions and it the food is good, I would've eaten there. And (obviously, by my app) I'm gay.

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Eric Albertson 2012/07/21 08:08:10

My tummy doesn't care about hatred

+1
It doesn't matter.

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Angel* 2012/07/21 07:47:33

No, he's a bigot and I don't support businesses with leadership like that

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If I know that a business is against any people, their color or the way they live their
Life ( obeying the laws in place ) then I feel that if I know what they believe, and I do
Believe they have the right to believe any way they want, I will not support them.
I can cook my own chicken sandwich, guilt free.

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KLTLUVRLT1 2012/07/21 07:31:50

No, he's a bigot and I don't support businesses with leadership like that

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I never heard of Chick-fil-A. In which states are they located?

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Marissa... to KLTLUVRLT1 2012/07/22 05:52:00

It started in California I think.

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KLTLUVRLT1 to Marissa... 2012/07/22 07:01:49

Really? I have lived in California (from one end of the state to the other end) for fifty-five years. Still I have never heard of Chick-fil-A, whatever.

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Marissa... to KLTLUVRLT1 2012/07/22 07:46:29

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That what my mom said when she and I where talk about it today. But the wiki machine says Georgia.

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valeria la potra 2012/07/21 06:32:56

No, he's a bigot and I don't support businesses with leadership like that

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First of all,i've never eaten there at that place! The chicken is disgusting,and now even more with all the hatefull ingredients they just added to the chiken:)He had to be white,like always how most whites want to take control,and spread hate!!!

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Ma La 2012/07/21 05:42:31

No, he's a bigot and I don't support businesses with leadership like that

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Actually, I'm a vegetarian and have never eaten there anyway.

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Wolf97 2012/07/21 05:33:39

No, he's a bigot and I don't support businesses with leadership like that

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I didnt before but I certainly wont start now.

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AyyyJose 2012/07/21 05:27:28

No, he's a bigot and I don't support businesses with leadership like that

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Yeah he's entitled to his opinion but I'm entitled to choose what goes in my stomach & none of his food choices will :3

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Joel 2012/07/21 05:15:43

No, he's a bigot and I don't support businesses with leadership like that

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I am straight, tolerant and would not eat at that place if Jesus offered to pay.

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(▪‿▪)DoctorWhoGuru(▪‿▪) 2012/07/21 05:11:44 (edited)

No, he's a bigot and I don't support businesses with leadership like that

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McDonald Chicken Club Is Better. and is cheaper $7.36

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Raphy 2012/07/21 04:49:07

Yes, the chicken sandwiches are too good

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It's his prerogative. They have some good sandwiches.........

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Jdogg 2012/07/21 04:32:18

Yes, the chicken sandwiches are too good

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The one in my town stays busy all day long.

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paul 2012/07/21 03:27:43

Yes, the chicken sandwiches are too good

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I've never heard of this place.....guess they don't have any in Las Vegas? By God I'll order some by Fed Ex then!

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gregory.ditzler 2012/07/21 02:28:57 (edited)

No, he's a bigot and I don't support businesses with leadership like that

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Never had, never will, the only one around me closed down because it wasn't making enough money. Now a Bavarian Coffee Shop is in that part of the mall.

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CTF 2012/07/21 02:12:41

No, he's a bigot and I don't support businesses with leadership like that

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I actually stopped eating there long before I'd heard about his bigotry.... The MSG in the food had me leaving there with a massive headache the last two times I ate there. But this is even more reason to spend my money elsewhere.

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MarinerFH 2012/07/21 01:49:46

Yes, the chicken sandwiches are too good

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This is crap. He never took any anti-homosexual stance.

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Wolf97 to MarinerFH 2012/07/21 05:36:11
MarinerFH to Wolf97 2012/07/21 19:19:09

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Wrong. But that's your right.

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Wolf97 to MarinerFH 2012/07/22 04:30:11

Please explain why you say that I am wrong. I would love to hear it.

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MarinerFH to Wolf97 2012/07/22 15:41:11

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Chick-fil-A is a privately held company and Dan Carthy merely expressed his belief in the Biblical definition of "family". He is not ant-homosexuals per se so much as he is Pro-Family. Why do the GLBT folks get so riled up because even 1 person has an opinion not in concert with theirs.

Carthy and Chick-fil-A has taken no concrete action against any group or organization. In fact, he clearly said that Chick-fil-A strives to "treat every person with honor, dignity and respect — regardless of their belief, race, creed, sexual orientation or gender." And they do just that.

The GLBT people sound like NAZIs attempting to stifle and punish someone for exercising his right to free speech.

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Wolf97 to MarinerFH 2012/07/28 18:35:07

I know he has full right to express his beliefs. I love that about America. But its a two sided thing. He as the right to make a statement. And others have the right to make statements condeming him for it and asking him to apologize.

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MarinerFH to Wolf97 2012/07/30 21:12:52

He has nothing for which to apologize. He spoke the truth.

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Wolf97 to MarinerFH 2012/08/04 16:42:04

You completely missed my point that I clearly laid out.

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MarinerFH to Wolf97 2012/08/04 17:23:55

I understand you perfectly.

He has nothing for which to apologize. You and the GLBT NAZIs need to knock it off.

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