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ThatPoetGuy

(1,747 posts) Sat Nov 10, 2012, 03:27 PM Nov 2012

Alternatives to Bad Businesses

If someone doesn't want to support Papa John's, where would they go instead?

Domino's has a history of bad/unethical donations. Where would they turn?

I know a lot of people will say "why would anyone order that nasty crap," but the fact is, some of us will. So let's figure out who the good guys are.

What are alternatives to Chick-Fil-A?

I think Sonic's has a history of donating to good, liberal causes. What else?

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Alternatives to Bad Businesses (Original Post) ThatPoetGuy Nov 2012 OP

I'm fortunate to have excellent family-owned pizza establishments in my area Cirque du So-What Nov 2012 #1

Home cooking with organic food. nt valerief Nov 2012 #2

Which you buy at right-wing Whole Foods, or...? ThatPoetGuy Nov 2012 #3

I dunno, Hannafords? nt valerief Nov 2012 #4

Cirque du So-What

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1. I'm fortunate to have excellent family-owned pizza establishments in my area

Reply to ThatPoetGuy (Original post)

Sat Nov 10, 2012, 03:33 PM

Nov 2012

Does anyone live in an area where non-corporate pizza is completely unavailable? My suggestion: stop supporting the big chains whenever possible. As for Sonic, I am unfamiliar with their donation practices, but if true, good for them.