I've stopped doing business with several companies over the years because I didn't like their prices, their products, or their lack of service, but I wouldn't consider this boycotting them. Although I disagree with his views in this case, Mr. Cathy is a private individual running a private company. He's free to state his opinions and reap the rewards or penalties from having done so. If it were determined that he directed his stores not to hire or serve gays or any other group, that would be another kettle of chicken. I only go to these restaurants maybe 2-3 times a year when I want some chicken nuggets; otherwise, I think their prices are too high so I don't eat there.

Mr. Cathy has a right to his opinion and to be a bigot. I have a right to vote with my money and I vote to not spend any of it at any of his businesses.

The gay soceity has given the Chic-Fil-A the best boost than any paid ad could--Gov Huchabee has called this coming Wednesday, "Chic-Fil-A Wednesday--watch how this will help Chic-Fil-A- Also the Rev Billy Gramham support-- this is one that will be feeding his ENTIRE family on Chickhen sandwichs this coming Wednesday !!

‎"Jesus stood for holiness but didn't discriminate". Just as Chick-fil-A is a company founded on Christian, biblical principles, however we don't discriminate against gays. They are treated just the same with the same great service, respect, and dignity as everyone else that walks into that restaurant. And the groups they donate to are NOT "hate" groups. Fellowship of Christian Athletes for example is just a Christian organization therefore obviously they don't promote gay marriage... And Exodus International, another big company they donate to, is simply a support group for those who struggle with homosexuality. They don't go out and rally against gays. Either way, I'll always respect Chick-fil-A and Truett Cathy (and his family) for standing up for their beliefs and Godly principles. You don't see a lot of that in today's society... and since when is it wrong for a company to donate to organizations whose philosophies line up closest to that of their own?

I am in total support of Chic Fil A company to take a stand on a sickening disease popping up in this once strong Christ Centered country that now view Gays and their right to same sex union as the same marriage right between a man and woman which is disgusting!! I find this is bad behavior nobody is born queer they develop this through bad behavior, I say more companies and church groups need to be like Fred Phelp and his Westboro Baptist church in Kansas, I would work with any one Gay or have them around my children.

I would not work with anyone gay or have them around my children or my household.

I am in total agreement and support with Dr. Moore, I am also US Service member and would not serve in military with them either for they are unable to make accurate decision with anything in the battlefield and behavior unbecoming of a officer.

Does anyone remember FREEDOM OF SPEECH? I am sure Mr. Cathy has his right to this also. I would bet he has been responsible for a number of gay people getting their college education, and giving them a job while they do it. One remark that someone thinks is negative, and everyone jumps on him. We all have the right to believe what we want. It is not each other we will eventually have to answer to. I have had many gay good friends in my life, and it is not up to you no me to judge anyone. Just remember, the majority of girls sexually molested, are molested by straight men. I will always admire Mr. Cathy for sticking to his beliefs and closing on Sundays. I guess some hold that against him also.

It is his business and his expression of what he believes to be taught in our bible. So we can each also express our beliefs just as freely. Anybody up for a chicken sandwich?

Thanks for a voice of reason Kiri. Dr. Moore is hateful, spreading lies to fit his agenda. All with a forum to influence others. This kind of backwards thinking is why most of the country thinks people from the South are....backwards.

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