Chick-Fil-A lays it on the line: They don't like gay couples

[Robin Garr]

We've discussed previously whether Chick-Fil-A's "Never on Sunday" practice is merely kindness to employees or if it shields something darker.

Now it's out of the closet, so to speak ...

Yes, Chick-fil-A Says, We Explicitly Do Not Like Same-Sex Couples

http://news.change.org/stories/yes-chic ... ex-couples

AND, while we're sharing links, this one is a lot of fun.

Reader, I marinated it
What if Virginia Woolf, Geoffrey Chaucer or Raymond Chandler had turned their talents to food writing? Mark Crick imagines the contents of the celebrity cookbooks of yesteryear

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style ... 67609.html

I clicked your link and ended up at:

Reader, I marinated it
What if Virginia Woolf, Geoffrey Chaucer or Raymond Chandler had turned their talents to food writing? Mark Crick imagines the contents of the celebrity cookbooks of yesteryear

I clicked your link and ended up at:

Reader, I marinated it
What if Virginia Woolf, Geoffrey Chaucer or Raymond Chandler had turned their talents to food writing? Mark Crick imagines the contents of the celebrity cookbooks of yesteryear

Damning link.

This should take you where you want to go.

http://news.change.org/stories/yes-chic ... ex-couples

Was kind of a difficult read - in the end I don't think there's anything surprising or left to be said beyond that last marathon thread.

I stand by my previous statement. I won't eat there and encourage others to do the same. While I am not the biggest supporter of gay marriage, I don't need lessons in morality from a fast food chicken joint.

I've never eaten at at this explicitly evangelical Christian chicken chain. Never will either.

[Robin Garr]

I clicked your link and ended up at:

Reader, I marinated it
What if Virginia Woolf, Geoffrey Chaucer or Raymond Chandler had turned their talents to food writing? Mark Crick imagines the contents of the celebrity cookbooks of yesteryear

Oops! That was a good link too, but not the one I intended. Let me work on the top link and see if we can't get the best of both worlds ...

This should work out well for them....

[Robin Garr]

This should work out well for them....

Sadly, I wonder if it will bolster them among their core constituency.

I wonder if they would hire an openly gay person? With this mindset I don't believe I will be visiting Chick-Fil-A moving forward.

On a side note My wife and I will be moving back to Louisville, from Indy, in January after a five year absence. I read this forum multiple times a day and look forward to becoming an active contributor upon our return.

I wonder if they would hire an openly gay person? With this mindset I don't believe I will be visiting Chick-Fil-A moving forward.

On a side note My wife and I will be moving back to Louisville, from Indy, in January after a five year absence. I read this forum multiple times a day and look forward to becoming an active contributor upon our return.

Welcome. back, William. We look forward to you joining in our conversations!

Deb

I wonder if they would hire an openly gay person? With this mindset I don't believe I will be visiting Chick-Fil-A moving forward.

They seem to hire a lot from their "foster families" and recruit from their religious circles as well. I have overhead some interesting interviews back when I still ate there.

@Robin, I'm not sure they can sustain their current growth on the back of their core constituency alone.

We've discussed previously whether Chick-Fil-A's "Never on Sunday" practice is merely kindness to employees or if it shields something darker.

Now it's out of the closet, so to speak ...

Yes, Chick-fil-A Says, We Explicitly Do Not Like Same-Sex Couples

http://news.change.org/stories/yes-chic ... ex-couples

I hope that Chick Fil A falls in a pit.