Does he call McFlurries Mr. Whippys?
If you're really worried about what restaurant owners are willing to publicly reveal about themselves, you should REALLY think about the stuff they aren't telling you.
tl;dr McDonald's CEO is into BDSM
but at the end of the day the important thing is stuffin your face.
Despite the sarcasm, that's hard to deny.
anyone else think popemobile is that guy on r/atheism who posts really aggressive facebook messages on anything christian
actively supporting hate groups
A hate group is an organized group or movement that advocates and practices hatred, hostility, or violence towards members of a race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation or other designated sector of society. Chic Fil A does not actively support any hate group. The Marriage and Family Foundation, Exodus International, and the Family Research Council are not hate groups. Disagreeing with homosexuality does not equate to hating homosexuals. They do not actively make any homosexual's life worse than it already is. The Westboro Baptist Church is a hate group. They do hate homosexuals. They have no problem telling anyone that cares to listen that they hate homosexuals. Anyone who believes that Chick Fil A supports any hate group is severely misinformed. The CEO, many Franchisees, and many workers disagree with homosexuality. If they're hate groups, you've all practiced hate speech for disagreeing with this guy.they actively fund anti-gay groups Marriage & Family Foundation, Exodus International, and the Family Research Council. anyone even slightly cultured knows exodus is the infamous institution that makes those "christian ex-gays".
so basically every time you go to a chic-fil-a to stuff your face with chicken you could get anywhere (even make it yourself[god forbid]), you're actively makin some homosexual's life worse than it already is.
A hate group is an organized group or movement that advocates and practices hatred, hostility, or violence towards members of a race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation or other designated sector of society. Chic Fil A does not actively support any hate group. The Marriage and Family Foundation, Exodus International, and the Family Research Council are not hate groups. Disagreeing with homosexuality does not equate to hating homosexuals. They do not actively make any homosexual's life worse than it already is. The Westboro Baptist Church is a hate group. They do hate homosexuals. They have no problem telling anyone that cares to listen that they hate homosexuals. Anyone who believes that Chick Fil A supports any hate group is severely misinformed. The CEO, many Franchisees, and many workers disagree with homosexuality. If they're hate groups, you've all practiced hate speech for disagreeing with this guy.
Can someone remind me why this matters? I buy food (and thus support the industry) based on the price, taste, and nutritional value. I could extend that pattern to practically anything that I purchase as an American consumer. If I were to go out and buy a car, it would be based on factors such as the performance, longevity, gas mileage, and safety. Does it make me a bad person that I'm not interested in the political or religious standpoints of Dodge, Mazda, or whoever? And if your answer is "because you know that supporting this company is supporting their oh-so evil anti-gay organizations" you should stop and think about how you actually know that. Some big media fiasco like this brought something like that into the light and made you aware of it, so how can you judge a business that doesn't have excessive media exposure? Am I supposed to make assumptions about businesses that haven't had bigoted opinions revealed to the public because honestly it's none of my business what Chic-Fil-A does behind closed doors so it would only be unfair to judge Chic-Fil-A's ethics but not other companies
A hate group is an organized group or movement that advocates and practices hatred, hostility, or violence towards members of a race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation or other designated sector of society. Chic Fil A does not actively support any hate group. The Marriage and Family Foundation, Exodus International, and the Family Research Council are not hate groups. Disagreeing with homosexuality does not equate to hating homosexuals. They do not actively make any homosexual's life worse than it already is. The Westboro Baptist Church is a hate group. They do hate homosexuals. They have no problem telling anyone that cares to listen that they hate homosexuals. Anyone who believes that Chick Fil A supports any hate group is severely misinformed. The CEO, many Franchisees, and many workers disagree with homosexuality. If they're hate groups, you've all practiced hate speech for disagreeing with this guy.
Can someone remind me why this matters? I buy food (and thus support the industry) based on the price, taste, and nutritional value. I could extend that pattern to practically anything that I purchase as an American consumer. If I were to go out and buy a car, it would be based on factors such as the performance, longevity, gas mileage, and safety. Does it make me a bad person that I'm not interested in the political or religious standpoints of Dodge, Mazda, or whoever? And if your answer is "because you know that supporting this company is supporting their oh-so evil anti-gay organizations" you should stop and think about how you actually know that. Some big media fiasco like this brought something like that into the light and made you aware of it, so how can you judge a business that doesn't have excessive media exposure? Am I supposed to make assumptions about businesses that haven't had bigoted opinions revealed to the public because honestly it's none of my business what Chic-Fil-A does behind closed doors so it would only be unfair to judge Chic-Fil-A's ethics but not other companies
None of those groups force anyone anywhere to change their sexuality. They don't hunt down packs of wild homos, tranquilize them, and force them to have sex with women. They are voluntary, self help organizations.yeah because forcin someone to "stop bein gay" will not leave you horribly scarred psychologically. emphasis on FORCING, that is, against their own will. also you dont have to dig really deep to find how they really think and say about homosexuals, WBC is just more blatant about it.
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None of those groups force anyone anywhere to change their sexuality. They don't hunt down packs of wild homos, tranquilize them, and force them to have sex with women. They are voluntary, self help organizations.
Though my initial question has still been unanswered, why would Chick Fillet and all these other companies intentionally antagonize millions of potential customers?
It's going to be funny when popemobile runs out of places to shop and buy services from.
How in the hell is humanity heading* toward a better future? Acceptance doesn't mean shit when we have hunger, war, poverty, pollution, etcetera
considerin i genuinely think humanity is headin towards a much better future (for everyone[and not thanks to you i guess???]) i think hes gonna have more shops to buy anythin from. look at the dwindlin numbers of religion, and the risin numbers of acceptance for different races/sexual orientation/etc etc etc.