Chick-fil-A Vandalized in Torrance, CA ("Tastes Like Hate")

[RonPaulFanInGA]

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2012/08/chick-fil-a-kiss-hate-graffiti-vandalized.html

 

[jkr]

well, i didnt hate you b4 but i do now...

what a bunch of fucking punks!

 

[Anti Federalist]

LoL, more intolerance from the tolerance crowd.

 

[oyarde]

LoL, more intolerance from the tolerance crowd.

Imagine that .

 

[Anti Federalist]

Fil-A This, Chick

Posted by Becky Akers on August 3, 2012 10:05 AM

http://www.lewrockwell.com/blog/lewrw/archives/117113.html#more-117113

In addition to dealing the corporate media a black eye on Wednesday, the kerfuffle over Chick-fil-A allowed various politicians to make even bigger fools of themselves than usual. One of the most enormous is “Powerful NYC pol,” Christine Quinn.

Prissy Chrissy is speaker of that nest of wannabees, Marxists-to-the-left-of-Mao, and tyrants known as the New York City Council. The Council exists solely to squander our sky-high taxes while making “work” for the otherwise unemployable. It has little power, as the nanny masquerading as mayor recently illustrated: Bloomberg didn’t even bother pushing his enormously unpopular restriction on sodas through the Council; rather, he skedaddled straight to the bureaucratic regime for help in tyrannizing us. Indeed, you might suppose the Council’s power-hungry morons would all jump ship for positions as bureaucrats, but intelligence has never been their strong suit.

Instead, these twits waste their days trying to differentiate themselves from the other pygmies. To that end, we luckless taxpayers regularly receive newsletters hyping the latest “crisis” our councilcritter has ginned up as well as the slew of laws he proposes to “resolve” it.

Others distinguish themselves with their peccadilloes. Prissy Chrissy falls in this camp. She’s an “out lesbian, who married [sic] her partner in May.” She also exploited the potentials for publicity in the brouhaha over Chick-fil-A. And lucky for us: she thereby furnished yet another example of the megalomania and intolerance typical of Our Rulers.

PC sent a letter to the president of New York University, whose campus boasts the City’s only Chick-fil-A. Though she later “claim[ed] she was just speaking as a private citizen” while ordering her correspondent to run Chick-fil-A off his premises, PC placed her diatribe on official letterhead and began it, "I write as the Speaker of the NYC Council…. NYC is a place where we celebrate diversity” — except, of course, diversity of opinion. And in government: there we languish under a crushing monopoly. “We do not believe in denigrating others,” unless they disagree with Our Rulers. “We revel in the diversity of all our citizens and their families." Yeah, we heard you the first time, Prissy. Clearly, this gal is an apt student of the Big Lie theory.

“Let me be clear,” she continued, “I do not want establishments in my city that hold such discriminatory views."

Whoa! In whose city? New York is home to some 8 million residents, most of them a stunning contrast to Prissy with their productivity and virtue. They construct buildings; teach yoga, foreign languages, guitar, swimming, physics, and anything else you can imagine; cook and serve some of the world’s best cuisine; dance, sing and act; treat the sick and comfort the dying; invent new gadgets and sell them as well as older stuff; preach on Sundays; produce plays, concerts, movies, and books; etc, ad infinitum. All this despite such thugs and deviants as Prissy leeching off them while hamstringing them with absurd decrees.

It’s their city, not Prissy’s. Here's hoping they someday kick her and all her self-important comrades out on their smug butts.

 

[cajuncocoa]

 

[sailingaway]

LoL, more intolerance from the tolerance crowd.

this. The protesters were vastly outnumbered by diners when I drove by the one in Hollywood, and if that was true in HOLLYWOOD, Torrence, which is much more conservative, would have had to have been the same. The revenge was because they couldn't muster numbers to demonstrate personal outrage of a CEO who doesn't even own the franchise, having personal opinions they disagree with.

People can boycott, people can protest (if they don't harrass) and people can attend in droves. But mayors forbidding permits based on the religious or political beliefs of the owner, and vandalism, are the evils here.

You know what this reminds me of? When people didn't want a permit given to that community center with a Muslim community room in the old Brookfield coat factory several blocks from where the twin towers were attacked. That was sort of in your face, imho, given the guy behind it, but even so, that is not the proper role of the state.

 

[Anti Federalist]

You know what this reminds me of? When people didn't want a permit given to that community center with a Muslim community room in the old Brookfield coat factory several blocks from where the twin towers were attacked. That was sort of in your face, imho, given the guy behind it, but even so, that is not the proper role of the state.

Great point, especially when you consider that most of the people that were up in arms and trying to shut down that Muslim center are now the same people defending Chick - Fil - A.

 

[pcosmar]

But it is dominating the news and keeping Anaheim quiet.

 

[cajuncocoa]

You know what this reminds me of? When people didn't want a permit given to that community center with a Muslim community room in the old Brookfield coat factory several blocks from where the twin towers were attacked. That was sort of in your face, imho, given the guy behind it, but even so, that is not the proper role of the state.

Great point, especially when you consider that most of the people that were up in arms and trying to shut down that Muslim center are now the same people defending Chick - Fil - A.

100% correct. Don't expect consistency among libtards or wingnuts...you won't find it.

 

[awake]

Why is Chick-fil-A even in the news?

IMHO every big media spin job in the election cycle is an attempt to force the candidates(parties) to make promises of protection and favor to "important groups". IMHO they are tests for the candidates rolled out one after another to see if they are friend or foe to the armies of special interests who infest Washington's pig trough.

This story is a non-story blown up into an attempt to get Obamney/Rombama to publicly spew their favor.

 

[PaulConventionWV]

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2012/08/chick-fil-a-kiss-hate-graffiti-vandalized.html

Isn't it so ironic that people accuse them of hate by harrassing their employees, vandalizing their buildings, and severely insulting and degrading the integrity of Dan Cathy, not to mention judging people with similar views.

 

[AuH20]

Hate?? Dan Cathy forbids members of the LBGT/Homosexual community from working in his company? He advocates that gays cannot freely associate??? I didn't think so.

 

[awake]

What's funny is the lopsidedness of the whole discrimination hysteria. I know of businesses, which it is stated, as serving only homosexual clientele and is openly enforced - where is the outcry, where is the injustice? You hear complete silence, nothing is said.

 

[PaulConventionWV]

But it is dominating the news and keeping Anaheim quiet.

I bet Anaheim just feels so safe right now.

 

[FrankRep]

Chick-fil-A Day a Reminder That Boycotts Often Backfire
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-...-a-reminder-that-boycotts-often-backfire.html

 

[WhistlinDave]

this. The protesters were vastly outnumbered by diners when I drove by the one in Hollywood, and if that was true in HOLLYWOOD, Torrence, which is much more conservative, would have had to have been the same. The revenge was because they couldn't muster numbers to demonstrate personal outrage of a CEO who doesn't even own the franchise, having personal opinions they disagree with.

People can boycott, people can protest (if they don't harrass) and people can attend in droves. But mayors forbidding permits based on the religious or political beliefs of the owner, and vandalism, are the evils here.

You know what this reminds me of? When people didn't want a permit given to that community center with a Muslim community room in the old Brookfield coat factory several blocks from where the twin towers were attacked. That was sort of in your face, imho, given the guy behind it, but even so, that is not the proper role of the state.

I totally agree. I will never eat at a Chick-Fil-A myself because I don't want my money being added to the money they donate to groups that are trying to make more laws limiting people's freedoms. But banning them is just more government tyranny. Two wrongs don't make a right. Doesn't matter what foot the shoe is on, government tyranny is wrong and evil.

And vandalizing them is beyond lame. I would actually like this if they had taken out an ad somewhere to display this message instead. But they have no right to cost them money like that. In fact the vandal probably didn't even consider the possibility that the franchise owner may not even agree with all the anti-gay activism money the company donates.

 

[WhistlinDave]

Great point, especially when you consider that most of the people that were up in arms and trying to shut down that Muslim center are now the same people defending Chick - Fil - A.

Everybody loves freedom of religion as long as it's only their own religion we're talking about.

 

[dannno]

What's funny is the lopsidedness of the whole discrimination hysteria. I know of businesses, which it is stated, as serving only homosexual clientele and is openly enforced - where is the outcry, where is the injustice? You hear complete silence, nothing is said.

Handbag making schools?

 

[awake]

Actually vacation and camping retreats...