I think he should invite communities who would welcome business like his and the jobs he has to offer to let him know and he will have his pick of places to go where the people will support him. He doesn’t need to serve areas where he isn’t appreciated. I wish we had one around here - I’d support them with my lunch money even though I don’t usually eat chicken out, just to support their right to free speech. This could be the best thing that ever happened to his business. When traveling, I will always go to Chick-Fil-A now because of this.
That's the key here isn't it. The owners of CFA don't discriminate, do nothing that anyone could confuse with being exclusionary, and contribute greatly to the communities they serve. They don't put up barriers in their hiring, nor whom they serve.
Those that are attacking CFA and the family that runs it are opposed to the families personal beliefs. Think about that for a moment. They're not being attacked for their deeds, actions, or something they did. They're being attacked for their RELIGIOUS BELIEFS. And we see the left doing this over and over again.
The days when liberals claimed "I may disagree with what you say, but will fight for your right to say it" are long gone. Today, their motto is "I disagree with what you believe, so don't even THINK of saying it. I'm right and good, so you must be wrong and evil. Your beliefs should be outlawed, but in case I can't make your thought illegal, I will defame you with lies and fight to destroy you and anyone who thinks like you." Leftists have a long history of taking this to the next step, which results in "reeducation camps," gulags, and concentration camps.
Mark