[Blue Highway]

"HE SAYS, APOLOGETICALLY"

He should not be ashamed of when he made those comments and sticking up for his beliefs. When he says he cares for all people, he is saying clearly, 'if Adam and Steve want to get a bite of Chik Fil-A after they comitted sin, then we welcome them with open arms, and we will even make sure their seat is extra clean for their tired bums.'

that to me is a sell-out and a cave.

[Lazamataz]

"HE SAYS, APOLOGETICALLY"

"HE QUOTES THE LYING JOURNALISTS SPIN"

When he says he cares for all people, he is saying clearly, 'if Adam and Steve want to get a bite of Chik Fil-A after they comitted sin, then we welcome them with open arms, and we will even make sure their seat is extra clean for their tired bums.' that to me is a sell-out and a cave.

Well, have fun with that. Out here in planet Earth, we care about the sinner but hate the sin, and we don't decide who gets to eat and who doesn't.

[BykrBayb]

he is saying clearly, 'if Adam and Steve want to get a bite of Chik Fil-A after they comitted sin, then we welcome them with open arms, and we will even make sure their seat is extra clean for their tired bums.'

Can I get a video of that, with clear audio?

[Lazamataz]

'if Adam and Steve want to get a bite of Chik Fil-A after they comitted sin, then we welcome them with open arms, and we will even make sure their seat is extra clean for their tired bums.'

I'm with Byker. You are making quotes up outright. Ever consider a career with Gannett?

[SoFloFreeper]

The adverb “apologetically” is an interpretative word inserted by the fake journalist to put a color on Mr. Cathy’s words. The question is this: do you trust the journalist?

I do not.

[andyk]

I think it’s more important to hear the man’s actual words rather than a journalist who characterizes his words as being said “apologetically” because the journalist wants people to believe he has changed his position. I just don’t see it.