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Chick-A-Fil and (Boston) Mayor Menino Part II (Original Post) Fearless Jul 2012 OP
Their chicken is worse than their politics gregoire Jul 2012 #1
I have never had any...they are in Denver and I noticed them joeybee12 Jul 2012 #2
20 years ago before any of this they fed our office staff breakfast for free a few times.... Rowdyboy Jul 2012 #3
Woooo go Mayor !!!!!! Marrah_G Jul 2012 #4
The lists keeps growing. William769 Jul 2012 #5
Kicked and recced it nt stevenleser Jul 2012 #6
On this topic, I happen to disagree with Glenn Greenwald MNBrewer Jul 2012 #7
 

gregoire

(192 posts)
1. Their chicken is worse than their politics
Wed Jul 25, 2012, 06:12 PM
Jul 2012

Why not also call them out on the horrible crap they sell that they call food? The letter missed the opportunity to point the truth out to the world.

 

joeybee12

(56,177 posts)
2. I have never had any...they are in Denver and I noticed them
Wed Jul 25, 2012, 07:31 PM
Jul 2012

when I was there, but never went in.

Rowdyboy

(22,057 posts)
3. 20 years ago before any of this they fed our office staff breakfast for free a few times....
Wed Jul 25, 2012, 07:47 PM
Jul 2012

It was a "Grand Opening" gimmick IIRC, biscuits with fried chicken tenders with jelly and honey packets. It was pretty good for mass produced fried food and, like I said, it was free. Haven't eaten there since and certainly don't intend to now.

MNBrewer

(8,462 posts)
7. On this topic, I happen to disagree with Glenn Greenwald
Fri Jul 27, 2012, 01:06 PM
Jul 2012

He thinks it's an infringement of First Amendment free speech rights. While I see where he's coming from, I disagree that punishing a corporation (which is, after all, NOT a person) for the free speech of its owner is NOT the same as punishing the owner himself.

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