[GSWarrior]

I don’t buy the premise of this issue....that sane, Christian people are actually upset about these cups.

[Psalm 144]

“I don’t buy the premise of this issue....that sane, Christian people are actually upset about these cups.”

Agreed. Starbucks is just one of many PC companies that I don’t buy from anymore. That is the sum and end of their significance.

[God luvs America]

i don’t either...furthermore i don’t buy anything at Starbucks...

[napscoordinator]

I'm pissed that no other restaurant even has a dang Christmas cup ever. Poor Starbucks did a good thing that no others did and because they decided to go a different direction they get bashed. What a bunch of babies. Very embarrassing to complain about a cup when no other company even recognized Christmas at all.

[marron]

I don’t buy the premise of this issue....that sane, Christian people are actually upset about these cups.

Nor do I. I don't give two hoots what they do, I don't ask anyone to affirm my beliefs on their coffee cups. This came from some article saying "Christians Everywhere Are Outraged..." While in fact there are plenty of things for people to be outraged about, coffee cups are pretty low on the scale. This is just click-bait.

[VitacoreVision]

Howard Schultz (CEO) isn’t a Christian so I don’t see why people are surprised by this.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Howard_Schultz

[JediJones]

It looks like Starbucks and far-left outlets like Fortune are collaborating to “gin up” a fake controversy as a marketing effort for Starbucks. Probably some payola exchanged like when Daily Mail reports on what the “stars” are wearing and then drops in banner ads showing where you can buy the same outfit.