Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day

[Trophy Hunter]

I don't know where one is but I am in...just wrote it down in my calender

good place to take the team to eat during PGF

Here is one only 5 miles from HBSC, and only 3 1/2 miles from Fountain Valley!

3181 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa, CA 92626
(714) 435-0145

Here is one less than a mile from Bill Barber!
2889 Park Ave Tustin, CA 92782
0.65 miles away
(714) 258-1400

and another 1.23 miles from Harvard Park!
13490 Jamboree Rd Irvine, CA 92602
1.23 miles away
(714) 730-9100

How is that Donnie, more in the spirit of things!

[ontheblack]

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[jonriv]

[url]http://www.deseretnews.com/article/765592742/Chick-fil-A-and-the-problem-of-soft-censorship.html?pg=2/url]

Pretty good article about the whole thing

Basically- the CEO and the company certainly have a right to say and support any position they want. Certain groups that disagree with that position can choose not to patronize that particular company. (which is why many companies do not take a stand on controversial issues) This is where it probably should end.

The real issue here is not for or against Gay Marriage(or support of Traditional Marriage) it is the potential violation and threats of violating first Amendment rights by elected officials. The statement by elected officials in Chicago, San Francisco, and Boston were outrageous. Besides being obvious pandering, they show a frightening willingness to abuse the power in which they have been bestowed. It would be one thing if they spoke against the statements of the CEO or the Company's backing of certain groups, but to threaten the business because they have different views is not only un-American, but highly illegal and an abuse of public office. Unfortunately, the gay marriage vs traditional marriage argument will take the forefront, while the far more dangerous issue of abuse of power will be pushed to the side.

[Dugout Dad]

The real issue here is not for or against Gay Marriage(or support of Traditional Marriage) it is the potential violation and threats of violating first Amendment rights by elected officials. The statement by elected officials in Chicago, San Francisco, and Boston were outrageous. Besides being obvious pandering, they show a frightening willingness to abuse the power in which they have been bestowed. It would be one thing if they spoke against the statements of the CEO or the Company's backing of certain groups, but to threaten the business because they have different views is not only un-American, but highly illegal and an abuse of public office. Unfortunately, the gay marriage vs traditional marriage argument will take the forefront, while the far more dangerous issue of abuse of power will be pushed to the side.

Agreed.....very dangerous ground.

[NumeroUno]

Hey TH, look me up and i'll buy you a samich.

You two may not be allowed to eat there Just kidding but I couldn't resist

[Trophy Hunter]

Hey TH, look me up and i'll buy you a samich.

You two may not be allowed to eat there Just kidding but I couldn't resist

Maybe you could get PGF to have the Chick Fil A truck come to the fields.
Can you imagine all the no-bows watching their dads line up for potato waffles?