[edwinland]

They never had any obligation to donate to the Salvation Army and they were free to stop whenever they wanted.

But they were not free to pile on the slandering of one of the greatest “armies” ever to take the field.

I wouldn’t eat a french fry from Chick Fil A.

[BykrBayb]

I used to love their brownies, but for some reason they discontinued them. I asked about them every time I went there, for a while. Eventually I stopped asking, but I thought I’d give anything if they brought them back.

I saw a commercial for their brownies yesterday, but I wouldn’t eat one if it was free. I wouldn’t be able to choke it down.

I think I’ll take the price of a bag of brownies, and add it to my Salvation Army donation this time.

[dsc]

“But they were not free to pile on the slandering of one of the greatest “armies” ever to take the field.”

Who was it that did that? Does he still work for them?

[rlmorel]

Exactly. I was so repulsed by that, and I did enjoy their product, but can't even think about it now. I was one of the people that stood in line like this back when they were being boycotted:

And this was in the bluest of blue states.

They lost me.