[precisionshootist]

When I read the comments on these threads how people are done with Chick-fil-A I just shake my head how for so many years I missed the obvious.

The fact is many if not most conservatives are just as ignorant as liberals and often more so.

Chick-fil-A is big because they have made good business decisions. They are a very conservative faith run company who are on the good side. This recent decision on what charities to support was a BUSINESS decision. Many purist conservatives are too ignorant and frankly too stupid to see this.

It's no wonder we are losing our country to leftists. We play right into their hands and they know it. So just keep it up nitwits. Hurt Chick-fil-A if you can. Drive them out of business. Then buy some Nike shoes and head over to starbucks with your money and spend it there.

[Alberta's Child]

This recent decision on what charities to support was a BUSINESS decision.

What the heck is that supposed to mean?

Judas Iscariot made a great business decision, too.

Why are you blaming Freepers for turning their backs on Chick-fil-A when they no longer support a private company whose business decisions no longer align with their faith and morals?

[Alberta's Child]

Post #17 pretty much sums it up for me, too.

When a company changes its tune on the one thing that many of its customers consider its defining characteristic, then why would anyone be surprised -- even upset -- when those customers walk away?

[Wilderness Conservative]

Let me guess, Jeb voter, eh?

[DesertRhino]

“This recent decision on what charities to support was a BUSINESS decision.”

So what? As is mine not to patronize them anymore. They turned on us. Only a moron would help them stay afloat now. They aren’t conservative, they aren’t Christian now.

[lodi90]

It’s no wonder we are losing our country to leftists. We play right into their hands and they know it. So just keep it up nitwits. Hurt Chick-fil-A if you can. Drive them out of business. Then buy some Nike shoes and head over to starbucks with your money and spend it there.

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Do you have a personal association with CFA? I ask because you are quite defensive of them.

There is nothing special about their chicken. CFA grew to its large size because it had a unique brand. It’s perceived Christian beliefs set it apart from the pack of fast food joints. CFA was not a nationally known business before the controversy. It was a regional business. Obviously, CFA benefited greatly from the PR associated with the boycott. So it should be no surprise they face a backlash for now surrendering to the homosexual lobby.