Isn't singling out and
punishing a company for one person's personal beliefs by not going to it
discrimination from the left? Discrimination against personal beliefs
is occurring from both sides. Chick-Fil-A has employed and served homosexuals
chicken sandwiches the same as heterosexuals. His personal beliefs have
not made him discriminate. This means that this issue should not be
handled as public and political. It doesn't matter what you or I think
about homosexuals when buying a chicken sandwich at a CFA - because the
owner's belief doesn't affect the price of the product, service for the
customer, or employment opportunities of an applicant no matter their
race, gender, or sexual preference.
Stop it right now. This is a distraction from what really matters in our nation. Personal social beliefs should not become public by including them in the political arena
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