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Elections 2012 -- Carrion My Wayward Son!

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We'll put a stop to that!!!
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Have any of the lemmings crying about the Chick kerfuffle read any of the statements coming from the bigots to which they donate? Yup, they have a Constitutional right to express themselves, but God forbid anyone exercise their constitutional right to speak out in rebuttal.
 
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Have any of the lemmings crying about the Chick kerfuffle read any of the statements coming from the bigots to which they donate? Yup, they have a Constitutional right to express themselves, but God forbid anyone exercise their constitutional right to speak out in rebuttal.

Who, exactly, is trying to shut you and Roseanne up? Another strawman argument in favor of bigotry.
 
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Justifying bigotry against religion.
"From the standpoint of conventional history, the fact that America was founded by believing Christians, for specifically religious reasons, is an intense embarrassment."

M Stanton Evans
 
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I was thinking today if they made Chick Fil A's polling places, we may have an increased voter turnout.
 
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Looks like Chick Fil a made some money today
 
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Personally, this is getting blown way out of proportion. A group can have a stance, but said group must be prepared to defend that position for criticism. This is just wasted energy. I'd rather find a way to find more jobs, fix the economy and make the country better. However, that would require effort and working together and Lord knows people are too high and mighty to actually want to compromise because that would mean interact with the other side for something other than childish name-calling.

Besides, I'm a Swiss Chalet fan. :D
 
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This just in -- Rich and Poor live in separate neighborhoods. I'm shocked! SHOCKED! that this made the Washington Post (no I'm not).
http://www.washingtonpost.com/local...s/2012/08/01/gJQABC5QPX_story.html?tid=pm_pop

Take a look @ DC. The well to do live left of Rock Creek, the less well off live east of the Anacostia. It has not changed in a long time, despite the efforts of Mr. Barry. And heaven forbid the folks in Brookline associate with the hoi polloi who live in Southie.
 
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This just in -- Rich and Poor live in separate neighborhoods. I'm shocked! SHOCKED! that this made the Washington Post (no I'm not).
http://www.washingtonpost.com/local...s/2012/08/01/gJQABC5QPX_story.html?tid=pm_pop

Take a look @ DC. The well to do live left of Rock Creek, the less well off live east of the Anacostia. It has not changed in a long time, despite the efforts of Mr. Barry. And heaven forbid the folks in Brookline associate with the hoi polloi who live in Southie.

yup, america is too rich. waste of f ing money.
 
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Personally, this is getting blown way out of proportion. A group can have a stance, but said group must be prepared to defend that position for criticism. This is just wasted energy. I'd rather find a way to find more jobs, fix the economy and make the country better. However, that would require effort and working together and Lord knows people are too high and mighty to actually want to compromise because that would mean interact with the other side for something other than childish name-calling

Besides, I'm a Swiss Chalet fan. :D

You're right. As long as we're clear who's doing the blowing. . .out of proportion, that is.

And threatening to use the power of government to keep an honest, successful business from operating in a city is not calculated to ease unemployment and is also illegal.

I'd be very surprised if Chick-fil-a and its franchisees don't have gay employees and customers. Not every gay person wants Roseanne to tell him/her where to eat. The "compromise" is have lunch there or not, as you choose.
 
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I'd be very surprised if Chick-fil-a and its franchisees don't have gay employees and customers. Not every gay person wants Roseanne to tell him/her where to eat.

don't ask, don't tell ;)
 
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You're right. As long as we're clear who's doing the blowing. . .out of proportion, that is.

And threatening to use the power of government to keep an honest, successful business from operating in a city is not calculated to ease unemployment and is also illegal.

I'd be very surprised if Chick-fil-a and its franchisees don't have gay employees and customers. Not every gay person wants Roseanne to tell him/her where to eat. The "compromise" is have lunch there or not, as you choose.
The government officials over-stepped their bounds. I am glad that they spoke their minds. They have every right to, and they should have. Indicating that they could prevent a legally operating business from opening was dumb. On the other hand, I absolutely think that an alderman of a district with a large gay community should say something publicly about how his constituents may feel about a business that supports anti-gay causes opening in that district.

Saying he'll stop it? No. If he had said that his constituents may not welcome them, and left it at that? Fine. Good, in fact (in my opinion).

As for those who are deciding personally no longer to support those anti-gay causes by patronizing a business that proudly supports them. Also good.

As for those who go out of their way to support that business and those causes. Good, too, even though I believe that the cause in question is misguided, bigoted, and un-American.
 
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The government officials over-stepped their bounds. I am glad that they spoke their minds. They have every right to, and they should have. Indicating that they could prevent a legally operating business from opening was dumb. On the other hand, I absolutely think that an alderman of a district with a large gay community should say something publicly about how his constituents may feel about a business that supports anti-gay causes opening in that district.

Saying he'll stop it? No. If he had said that his constituents may not welcome them, and left it at that? Fine. Good, in fact (in my opinion).

As for those who are deciding personally no longer to support those anti-gay causes by patronizing a business that proudly supports them. Also good.

As for those who go out of their way to support that business and those causes. Good, too, even though I believe that the cause in question is misguided, bigoted, and un-American.

Yup. Everybody's got First Amendment rights, even the CEO of a "gasp" Christian oriented business, which has broken no laws nor advocated breaking of laws. Unlike those idiot mayors. No public official, especially including a pipsqueak alderman in Chicago, has the authority to deny a legal, successful business the oportunity to open in his ward. Period. And if he's successful in Chicago, that doesn't mean his pandering is legal, it just means it's Chicago.

As to whether Menino in Boston (who seems to be a real idiot) and Rahm "should" have spoken up that is a matter of opinion. While Rahm was espousing what he called "Chicago values," another dozen or so young black people were gunned down in the streets and he also found time to suck up to Louis Farrakhan. Evidently anti-Semitism and ordering the killing of Malcolm X and selling worthless AIDS "cures" to members of your own group ARE reflective of "Chicago values."

Cardinal George speaks out. And the pipsqueak alderman looks even smaller, if that's possible.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/...chickfila-opposition-20120801,0,3109917.story
 
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