Hilarious, simply because I find your impotence at harming their bottom line, simply because they disagree with your ideology, to be hilarious, doesn't mean I even eat there. typical petulant response on your behalf however. This is about butthurt alright, but not mine nor theirs...
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Chicken-fried Politics
- Thread starter Hollibird
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Leader of the Banned
Beach Fanatic
I gave no indication of intent to harm them financially. The context of the discussion was about personal choice. I personally choose not to patronize their establishment. I never have, and most likely never will. If you want to read more into it than that, knock yourself out.
Why is it so hard for some to comprehend it isn't about affecting their sales. It is about a personal choice of where to spend one's money. Besides, if you were trying to harm them financially you would only need to borrow from the rightwing play book and refer to them as Freedom-Fil-A.
Leader of the Banned
Beach Fanatic
I certainly don't think I'm sacrificing my quality of life by limiting my chicken options by avoiding establishments with a creepy cult-like following.
carson
Beach Fanatic
I think we should look at the overall value of fried chicken in general, whether it is served by a punk or a preacher. Who harms more people Chik Fil A and their values, or KFC and Popeye's to the health care system? You may avoid going to one chain, but you are paying for someone's cardiologist bill for going to another.
Leader of the Banned
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My thesaurus absolutely rocks!
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Matt J
SWGB
You might want to avoid Publix, lots of cult like following there.