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**CooterBrown** · (This post was last modified: 08-02-2012 11:55 PM by CooterBrown.)

LoP Guest Wrote:

Chick-fil-a has a right to their own opinion and a right to donate to companies promoting their religion. The gays have a right to their opinion and a right to donate to lobbyists furthering their beliefs. Unfortunately, the gays don't agree that Chick-fil-a has that right and started a war - basically threatening to destroy them. Are they that ignorant and arrogant that they don't think by playing the role of the bully that most people in this country aren't going to back Chick-fil-a? A good portion of us who ate at Chick-fil-a yesterday (huge, huge lines here in the Cathys' back yard - Fayette County, GA) might believe that gays have the right to a legal union - but screw them if they can't see that others have the right to an opinion as well. What a selfish bunch of whiners. You can bet I'll be at Chick-fil-a during the kiss-fest, too, watching them making fools of themselves and I'll be posting videos of kids and old people are being grossed out and shocked by same-sex couples grope each other in a restaurant - should be rather humerous.

Close, but no cigar.

Chick-fil-A has a right to their own opinion and a right to donate to companies promoting their religion.

The gays have a right to their opinion and a right to further a boycott of Chick-fil-A.

Period.

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**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 112310 08-02-2012 11:52 PM

Elizabeth Wrote:

Yo_Momma Wrote:
SEADOG Wrote:
Disagreeing with butt-f*cking is "hate"? I guess I have to love it to be cool uh? Only PC opinions are accepted, anything else is hate? Come on!

equal rights really screws up your freedom, dont it?

Equal Rights/Freedom... Does not mean that someone has to give up on their political or Religious Views

How could other people rights infringe your views?

Why do you have to keep on shoveling your beliefs down other people's throats? Crawl back under your rock, bigot!

**Elizabeth**

Yo_Momma Wrote:

Elizabeth Wrote:
Yo_Momma Wrote:
so a terrorist who just funds the bombing of a village, is innocent because he didnt carry in the bomb?

There is a huge difference in BOMBING A VILLAGE, and Holding an opinion on gay marriage. If someone is a true Christian, they would no more physically attack someone for their lifestyle choices then you would!

So yet again... Your attacks are completely unfounded.

have you ever had a stroke? Dementia?

seriously, it has been said to you many times, this isnt about his opinion.

Its about specifically giving resources intentionally to groups who lobby and campaign AGAINST marriage for people who have a different sexual orientation.

If he wants to promote his vaginal love then he can do that.

He can put a huge pussy on top of every store.

But to campaign against the rights of others is not American.

And he has a right to support groups that hold his same views, as you have to support those who oppose his views.
1dunno1

**I Remember Now**

bobnightman Wrote:

LoP Guest Wrote:
I went there yesterday and it took me 45 mins to pull in order and get my food. They are still banking the same today.

Bigots lined up around the block

Right. And sadness is a mental disorder per DSM-V.

Bigot sees bigotry as a racist sees racism as the pure will see purity; everywhere they go.

**Chicagoan** lop guest User ID: 112310 08-02-2012 11:54 PM

CooterBrown Wrote:

LoP Guest Wrote:
Chick-fil-a has a right to their own opinion and a right to donate to companies promoting their religion. The gays have a right to their opinion and a right to donate to lobbyists furthering their beliefs. Unfortunately, the gays don't agree that Chick-fil-a has that right and started a war - basically threatening to destroy them. Are they that ignorant and arrogant that they don't think by playing the role of the bully that most people in this country aren't going to back Chick-fil-a? A good portion of us who ate at Chick-fil-a yesterday (huge, huge lines here in the Cathys' back yard - Fayette County, GA) might believe that gays have the right to a legal union - but screw them if they can't see that others have the right to an opinion as well. What a selfish bunch of whiners. You can bet I'll be at Chick-fil-a during the kiss-fest, too, watching them making fools of themselves and I'll be posting videos of kids and old people are being grossed out and shocked by same-sex couples grope each other in a restaurant - should be rather humerous.

Close, but no cigar.

Chick-fil-a has a right to their own opinion and a right to donate to companies promoting their religion.

The gays have a right to their opinion and a right to further a boycott of Chick-fil-a.

Period.

As well as Chicagoans have a right to keep chicken brained bigots out of here.

**Doodie** · (This post was last modified: 08-03-2012 12:00 AM by Doodie.)

Elizabeth Wrote:

Yo_Momma Wrote:
Elizabeth Wrote:
There is a huge difference in BOMBING A VILLAGE, and Holding an opinion on gay marriage. If someone is a true Christian, they would no more physically attack someone for their lifestyle choices then you would!

So yet again... Your attacks are completely unfounded.

have you ever had a stroke? Dementia?

seriously, it has been said to you many times, this isnt about his opinion.

Its about specifically giving resources intentionally to groups who lobby and campaign AGAINST marriage for people who have a different sexual orientation.

If he wants to promote his vaginal love then he can do that.

He can put a huge pussy on top of every store.

But to campaign against the rights of others is not American.

And he has a right to support groups that hold his same views, as you have to support those who oppose his views.

I would have loved to hear you make this argument during the debates over the abolishment of slavery.

to participate in a campaign to deny a group equal rights, is nobodies right.

not in America at least.

you want to behave that way, move to an Islamic country.

**Elizabeth**

LoP Guest Wrote:

TOC Wrote:
Elizabeth Wrote:
All of that... Because we support a business owner having the right to free speech, just like anyone else???

Elizabeth, you support rights of those with whom you agree with while denying it to the others.

In my over four decades here, the above is so characteristic of fake "Christians". They all seem to have taken the same wrong turn on the path to truth and goodness.

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Elizabeth Wrote:

TOC Wrote:
Elizabeth, you support rights of those with whom you agree with while denying it to the others.

I support anyone to have an opinion on ANYTHING. It's just that, an opinion.

I do not believe this man should be silent on his beliefs simply because he owns a business. If you do not like it, then do not go there. But the minute that city governments attempt to step in, and prevent this man from earning a living and expanding his business, based solely on his Christian Beliefs... Sorry I have a problem with that!

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 97703 08-03-2012 12:02 AM

CooterBrown Wrote:

LoP Guest Wrote:
Chick-fil-a has a right to their own opinion and a right to donate to companies promoting their religion. The gays have a right to their opinion and a right to donate to lobbyists furthering their beliefs. Unfortunately, the gays don't agree that Chick-fil-a has that right and started a war - basically threatening to destroy them. Are they that ignorant and arrogant that they don't think by playing the role of the bully that most people in this country aren't going to back Chick-fil-a? A good portion of us who ate at Chick-fil-a yesterday (huge, huge lines here in the Cathys' back yard - Fayette County, GA) might believe that gays have the right to a legal union - but screw them if they can't see that others have the right to an opinion as well. What a selfish bunch of whiners. You can bet I'll be at Chick-fil-a during the kiss-fest, too, watching them making fools of themselves and I'll be posting videos of kids and old people are being grossed out and shocked by same-sex couples grope each other in a restaurant - should be rather humerous.

Close, but no cigar.

Chick-fil-A has a right to their own opinion and a right to donate to companies promoting their religion.

The gays have a right to their opinion and a right to further a boycott of Chick-fil-A.

Period.

.

Obviously, if you don't agree with or approve of something which goes against your value system, you should avoid it. That makes sense. However, their quest to destroy Chick-fil-a will only bring on bad press. You can see this entire thing has only managed to set back their goals - Boston's mayor has backed away from his threat to keep Chick-fil-a out. I doubt Chicago will be far behind. Did you see the lines at Chick-fil-a yesterday? Well, the gays wanted a war and I'm afraid they picked the wrong party with which to initiate one.

**Elizabeth**

LoP Guest Wrote:

LoP Guest Wrote:
Elizabeth, you support rights of those with whom you agree with while denying it to the others.

Elizabeth Wrote:

TOC Wrote:
Elizabeth, you support rights of those with whom you agree with while denying it to the others.

I support anyone to have an opinion on ANYTHING. It's just that, an opinion.

I do not believe this man should be silent on his beliefs simply because he owns a business. If you do not like it, then do not go there. But the minute that city governments attempt to step in, and prevent this man from earning a living and expanding his business, based solely on his Christian Beliefs... Sorry I have a problem with that!

**Elizabeth**

LoP Guest Wrote:

Chick-fil-a has a right to their own opinion and a right to donate to companies promoting their religion. The gays have a right to their opinion and a right to donate to lobbyists furthering their beliefs. Unfortunately, the gays don't agree that Chick-fil-a has that right and started a war - basically threatening to destroy them. Are they that ignorant and arrogant that they don't think by playing the role of the bully that most people in this country aren't going to back Chick-fil-a? A good portion of us who ate at Chick-fil-a yesterday (huge, huge lines here in the Cathys' back yard - Fayette County, GA) might believe that gays have the right to a legal union - but screw them if they can't see that others have the right to an opinion as well. What a selfish bunch of whiners. You can bet I'll be at Chick-fil-a during the kiss-fest, too, watching them making fools of themselves and I'll be posting videos of kids and old people are being grossed out and shocked by same-sex couples grope each other in a restaurant - should be rather humerous.

**Monkeyfister** · **Monkeyfister** CENSORED User ID: 99872 08-03-2012 12:11 AM **Posts: 3,687**

So the message is: "HATE SELLS!!!"

No, thanks.

**CooterBrown**

The Underbelly of America
Lines Up at Chick-Fil-A

So apparently there were lines out the door of bigots at Chick-Fil-A
yesterday for No Homo Day, or whatever they call it, so that bitter
wingnuts can eat bland fast food in the general direction of the queers
and their supporters. In a sense, this is progress. The bigots used to
line up to spit on school children trying to enter newly integrated
schools, but now they don’t even have courage enough for that, so
instead they passive-aggressively eat fried chicken at the liberals in
the hope that pisses us off.

Seriously, these are some sad, mean-looking people. I guess you’d
have to be, to care so much about stopping other people’s happiness
because they have the courage to come out of the closet and be
honest about their sexual selves. But the typical Chick-Fil-A supporter
is more than a fiber-shunning, anal-retentive bigoted spork
that sucks the joy out of any room he enters. Because the impacted
turd that puts a strain on the body also makes basic logic functions in
the brain fail.

Jen McCreight discovered this when she aptly pointed out on
Twitter that lining up to buy chicken to express your hatred of gay
people makes you a straight up bigot. There were the usual delusions:
The belief that saying “nuh-uh” loud enough when someone correctly
identifies you as a bigot somehow means something. The belief that
liberals support “tolerance”, and that means we should “tolerate”
bigoted beliefs by not criticizing them. But of all the stupid, this might
be my favorite:

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http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2012/08/02/th...ick-fil-a/

~~I┴∀NIW∩˥˥Iʞ~~

CooterBrown Wrote:

LoP Guest Wrote:
Chick-fil-a has a right to their own opinion and a right to donate to companies promoting their religion. The gays have a right to their opinion and a right to donate to lobbyists furthering their beliefs. Unfortunately, the gays don't agree that Chick-fil-a has that right and started a war - basically threatening to destroy them. Are they that ignorant and arrogant that they don't think by playing the role of the bully that most people in this country aren't going to back Chick-fil-a? A good portion of us who ate at Chick-fil-a yesterday (huge, huge lines here in the Cathys' back yard - Fayette County, GA) might believe that gays have the right to a legal union - but screw them if they can't see that others have the right to an opinion as well. What a selfish bunch of whiners. You can bet I'll be at Chick-fil-a during the kiss-fest, too, watching them making fools of themselves and I'll be posting videos of kids and old people are being grossed out and shocked by same-sex couples grope each other in a restaurant - should be rather humerous.

Close, but no cigar.

Chick-fil-A has a right to their own opinion and a right to donate to companies promoting their religion.

The gays have a right to their opinion and a right to further a boycott of Chick-fil-A.

Period.

.

And? Whats your point?

BJ lop guest User ID: 103734 08-03-2012 01:26 AM

LoP Guest Wrote:

LoP Guest Wrote:
Chick-fil-a has a right to their own opinion and a right to donate to companies promoting their religion. The gays have a right to their opinion and a right to donate to lobbyists furthering their beliefs. [s]
Chick-fil-A has a right to their own opinion and a right to donate to companies promoting their religion.

The gays have a right to their opinion and a right to further a boycott of Chick-fil-A.

Period.

Obviously, if you don't agree with or approve of something which goes against your value system, you should avoid it. That makes sense. However, their quest to destroy Chick-fil-a will only bring on bad press. You can see this entire thing has only managed to set back their goals - Boston's mayor has backed away from his threat to keep Chick-fil-a out. I doubt Chicago will be far behind. Did you see the lines at Chick-fil-a yesterday? Well, the gays wanted a war and I'm afraid they picked the wrong party with which to initiate one.
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If the gays don't like the stance that the CEO of Chick-fil-a has taken, then they have the option of boycotting that establishment, just as the anti-gay people have to swamp the place in agreement. However, since the gays make up a small fraction of the population, I doubt a boycott would have much affect, so they stomp their feet and make a big fuss.

I do not approve of the gay lifestyle, but they are free to pursue it. It's not my problem as long as they don't try to push it off on me.

~~I┴∀NIW∩˥˥Iʞ~~ · (This post was last modified: 08-03-2012 01:28 AM by I┴∀NIW∩˥˥Iʞ.)

BJ Wrote:

LoP Guest Wrote:
LoP Guest Wrote:
Chick-fil-a has a right to their own opinion and a right to donate to companies promoting their religion. The gays have a right to their opinion and a right to donate to lobbyists furthering their beliefs. [s]
Chick-fil-A has a right to their own opinion and a right to donate to companies promoting their religion.

The gays have a right to their opinion and a right to further a boycott of Chick-fil-A.

Period.

Obviously, if you don't agree with or approve of something which goes against your value system, you should avoid it. That makes sense. However, their quest to destroy Chick-fil-a will only bring on bad press. You can see this entire thing has only managed to set back their goals - Boston's mayor has backed away from his threat to keep Chick-fil-a out. I doubt Chicago will be far behind. Did you see the lines at Chick-fil-a yesterday? Well, the gays wanted a war and I'm afraid they picked the wrong party with which to initiate one.

If the gays don't like the stance that the CEO of Chick-fil-a has taken, then they have the option of boycotting that establishment, just as the anti-gay people have to swamp the place in agreement. However, since the gays make up a small fraction of the population, I doubt a boycott would have much affect, so they stomp their feet and make a big fuss.

I do not approve of the gay lifestyle, but they are free to pursue it. It's not my problem as long as they don't try to push it off on me.
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There going to have a gay kiss-in thats just wrong. who wants kids to see that?