...so like a dumbass I click on your link, and the first thing I see is a ‘WARREN: 2016’ bumper sticker.
Be sure to refer to them as filthy boy-molesters.
I haven't been onto DUnderground for a very long time, ever since they were the **ONLY** liberal website circulating a provably false rumor about Jim Robinson (pinged here as a courtesy) that didn't remove it when I politely documented the facts. Everybody else removed the false statement or at least allowed my post correcting the false statement to stand. By contrast, Democratic Underground actually deleted my account, which I had created for the purpose of responding to the false statement, and then denied an appeal and never did remove the false statement.
Comments like this on Democratic Underground should remind us that any victory here is only partial:
http://election.democraticunderground.com/10024213496#post1
“16. My son works for Cracker Barrel in a small college town. Half the male wait staff is gay and are pretty open about it with their coworkers. One of the new managers in his store is gay. If some of the people complaining about CB’s original decision only knew who was cooking and serving their food, why they might get the vapors or something! By the way, he says the after-church crowd absolutely lives up to their reputation for being small tippers and complainers.”
So what do we do next as conservatives?
When we're dealing with large corporations, apart from a few exceptions like Chik-Fil-A and Hobby Lobby which are very open in their viewpoint, it is unreasonable to expect them to consistently support conservative values. However, it **IS** reasonable to expect businesses serving a predominantly conservative constituency not to cave in to a bunch of liberals who are not part of their core market.
Conservative Christians demanding change in businesses in Greenwich Village or San Francisco would get laughed at, and for good reason. We're not their market! So why do they think conservative businesses should listen to them?