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34. Read the article I posted from HuffPost.
Fri Aug 3, 2012, 11:59 PM
Aug 2012

It gives clear examples of how Chick-fil-a supports hate groups.

The graphic posted below by Tx4obama has more examples.

It's not just about being against a group that advocates against what I believe are someone's civil rights. It's about what they advocate for specifically including "exporting" gays from America and "praying away the gay". Often children are subjected to that kind of so-called "therapy" which every major mental health organization has confirmed is unhealthy.

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But they HAVE participated in discriminatory actions and much more. NYC_SKP Aug 2012 #1
Thanks for this. ithinkmyliverhurts Aug 2012 #5
Do you remember Apartheid? Did you know that cities and counties divested for similar reasons? NYC_SKP Aug 2012 #12
Yes, but we have a constitution different from South Africa. ithinkmyliverhurts Aug 2012 #14
I think it's within the law for a community to prevent Chick a Fil from doing business there. NYC_SKP Aug 2012 #18
I doubt this very much. ithinkmyliverhurts Aug 2012 #19
Watch San Francisco. They'll do anything. There's no law against nudity. NYC_SKP Aug 2012 #21
"We reserve the right to refuse to do business with you." Ah yes.... WillowTree Aug 2012 #23
Apples oranges, my friend. NYC_SKP Aug 2012 #24
But contributing is not the same as discrimination, right? ithinkmyliverhurts Aug 2012 #25
Me too. WillowTree Aug 2012 #28
None of which I am aware, however there are outstanding examples of discrimination. NYC_SKP Aug 2012 #31
"And if they didn't do it overtly, they could sure as hell do it covertly." ithinkmyliverhurts Aug 2012 #36
The CEO's opinions isn't what this is really about. RedStateLiberal Aug 2012 #2
Thanks for the article. ithinkmyliverhurts Aug 2012 #11
My point had nothing to do with... RedStateLiberal Aug 2012 #20
Yes, sorry, I wasn't clear. ithinkmyliverhurts Aug 2012 #22
How do you define a "hate group"? hughee99 Aug 2012 #27
Read the article I posted from HuffPost. RedStateLiberal Aug 2012 #34
I completely agree with you on these groups, hughee99 Aug 2012 #42
I haven't taken a stance on government intervention. RedStateLiberal Aug 2012 #45
I complete agree. I'm not against a politician saying something about such a business hughee99 Aug 2012 #47
Municipalities prevent the Ku Klux Klan from doing things all the time. randome Aug 2012 #3
Because they enact their policies illegally (assuming they are business owners). ithinkmyliverhurts Aug 2012 #7
I don't understand. randome Aug 2012 #26
Right, but . . . ithinkmyliverhurts Aug 2012 #29
No city has actually kept them out anyway. Lex Aug 2012 #33
I think my post #32 applies. ithinkmyliverhurts Aug 2012 #39
So when money is involved -i.e. a business- free speech rights are defended to the utmost. randome Aug 2012 #37
those are not mutually exclusive positions arely staircase Aug 2012 #4
Here ya go Tx4obama Aug 2012 #6
The bigoted speech was just the trigger for wider exposure of the donation of company TalkingDog Aug 2012 #8
probably why there has been so much blow-back quinnox Aug 2012 #9
Some here, myself included, fully support... WillowTree Aug 2012 #10
For the record, SF Mayor did not say that Chick-fil-a would not be allowed in the city... Luminous Animal Aug 2012 #13
Link? ithinkmyliverhurts Aug 2012 #15
I'm heading off to my favorite bar but I'll happily supply links in the AM. Luminous Animal Aug 2012 #16
Enjoy. ithinkmyliverhurts Aug 2012 #17
Has any city ACTUALLY kept them out? Lex Aug 2012 #30
No. ithinkmyliverhurts Aug 2012 #32
Posturing. Lex Aug 2012 #35
Come over to the Dark Side tf.gray Aug 2012 #38
Chik-fil-a 'CEO' Dan Cathy is not CEO, he is COO DainBramaged Aug 2012 #40
Thank you. ithinkmyliverhurts Aug 2012 #41
The ACLU agrees with you. Nye Bevan Aug 2012 #43
Thanks for the link. ithinkmyliverhurts Aug 2012 #44
Fascism is evil - unless you agree with it Zax2me Aug 2012 #46
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