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In reply to the discussion: Chik-fil-a story: please clear some things up for me. [View all]tf.gray
(3 posts)38. Come over to the Dark Side
Eat at Panera's, they donate to the community Food Bank.
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Do you remember Apartheid? Did you know that cities and counties divested for similar reasons?
NYC_SKP
Aug 2012
#12
I think it's within the law for a community to prevent Chick a Fil from doing business there.
NYC_SKP
Aug 2012
#18
None of which I am aware, however there are outstanding examples of discrimination.
NYC_SKP
Aug 2012
#31
"And if they didn't do it overtly, they could sure as hell do it covertly."
ithinkmyliverhurts
Aug 2012
#36
I complete agree. I'm not against a politician saying something about such a business
hughee99
Aug 2012
#47
Because they enact their policies illegally (assuming they are business owners).
ithinkmyliverhurts
Aug 2012
#7
So when money is involved -i.e. a business- free speech rights are defended to the utmost.
randome
Aug 2012
#37
The bigoted speech was just the trigger for wider exposure of the donation of company
TalkingDog
Aug 2012
#8
For the record, SF Mayor did not say that Chick-fil-a would not be allowed in the city...
Luminous Animal
Aug 2012
#13
I'm heading off to my favorite bar but I'll happily supply links in the AM.
Luminous Animal
Aug 2012
#16