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Chik-fil-A-Quake: What the Media Didn't Say

Major (C.K.) Disaster, USMC Wrote: Aug 06, 2012 6:58 AM

You mean the gay boycott of CFA began failing a long time ago. You have never had any effect on their business other than to not eat there yourselves and it hasn't hurt them in the least. So you go ahead and get a bunch of your friends together to throw a hissy fit and not eat at CFA. We'll continue to ignore you and eat there as we please.

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Major (C.K.) Disaster, USMC Wrote: Aug 06, 2012 7:26 AM

Exactly right. The more people who wake up to what Obama and company are attempting to do, the easier it will be to make sure he gets that eviction notice.

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Paul237 Wrote: Aug 06, 2012 7:18 AM

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all we have to do now id gt the DICTATOR out of the house and soon like this NOV I too was in the military and what the government is doing is not at all good for this country. Chick-FIL-A was a good example of what this nation can do when people get together and come together we can get things done and force is not needed.

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Major (C.K.) Disaster, USMC Wrote: Aug 06, 2012 6:59 AM

Aside from that you've missed the major point of what happened last Wednesday. The whole thing was because city governments were sticking their noses where they didn't belong and trying to intimidate CFA's owners into changing their personal beliefs.

THAT WILL NOT be allowed to happen in this country. It is not what myself and my brothers and sisters in the active military, and all the Veterans in this country put our lives on the line for, and WE WILL NOT TOLERATE TYRANTS running this nation.

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Chik-fil-A-Quake: What the Media Didn't Say

If the media reports an earthquake was a breeze in the forest, did the earth still move? I’m not sure TownHall Finance is the natural venue for that question, but I’m also not sure why the Denver Post—my local paper—put a significant political and cultural event on page umpty-something, in the business section.

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