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Town official wants to ban Chick-Fil-A from NJ rest stop because of CEO's views on marriage
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The last time I ate there was three years ago and it was very memorable because in the next table over was a dude in a grandma dress and ugly wig with a bright purple purse scarfing down three or four sandwiches. (Yes, I live in Commiefornia, how did you know?) He couldn't have cared less that CFA big wigs didn't approve of his lifestyle, and the people serving him food couldn't have cared less about his lifestyle choices. When it comes down to it, people who want some chicken badly enough won't let politics get in the way.
How about the people who hate Chik-fil-A just don't eat there?
Why does everything and anything and everybody and anybody who disagrees with them have to be OFFICIALLY banned, silenced, censored and ostracized?
Chik-fil-A shot to the #1 chicken seller after the homosexual community called for a "kiss-in" and boycott a few years ago. Some people never learn.
You don't like their politics or their religious views? Go eat somewhere else!
They don't have to agree with you anymore than you have to agree with them.
I ate their yesterday. Great chicken sandwich and nice lookin' broads working there, very friendly.
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