Huffington Post writer asks LGBTQ community to pick sides: Chick-fil-A or solidarity

[killerpigeon]

Good, maybe the line won't be as long when I'm craving some tasty chicken.

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[RugersGR8]

 

[John6185]

I wonder what David Hogg has to say about this, his nose is in nearly everything.

 

[druryj]

I'd much rather have Chick-Fil-A, thank you.

I don’t like any fast-food chicken. Chicken is one of the nastiest of animals. I’m really suspicious of chicken anyway, especially if it’s of uncertain orientation. Gimme beef. Down with chicken.

 

[Tanis143]

There are two ways to look at this. One, the owner of Chik-Fil-A has every right to state their personal opinion. As long as their business is run in such a way as to not discriminate against employees or patrons, I'm cool with that. While, as an agnostic person, I disagree with his statement, as I said its his right. And I like how the writer was pretty ambiguous about which "anti-LBGT" organizations they donate to, I mean literally any religious organization can be considered as anti-gay for obvious reasons. Two, the writer has a point. Why shop at a place and support them when they stand against something you believe in.

I guess zealots are going to be zealots, regardless of which way they fly.