Chick Fil-A Day!

[Stedicules]

Waiting in line to eat food is just oppressive. I won't be participating in this tyrannical movement to keep the people down.

[Inky Noodles]

[neutral source required]

Huffingtonpost is definitely not.

Says the person who quoted an anti-gay marriage organization as a source just a few pages back.

Oh snap.

[Wirbel]

The claim that the government is shutting down Chick-fil-a restaurants strikes me as complete bullshit.

They haven't closed any Chick-Fil-As down yet. But they show that they want to.

[Frisivisia]

The claim that the government is shutting down Chick-fil-a restaurants strikes me as complete bullshit.

They haven't closed any Chick-Fil-As down yet. But they show that they want to.

But they won't. Ever.

[Page]

Does not suprise me.

The Huffington Post... oh how they don't surprise me.

If you actually read the article, you see they linked more than 5 sources, including Forbes.

[The Mongol Ilkhanate]

[neutral source required]

Huffingtonpost is definitely not.

Was it news or editorial?

Doesn't make a difference. They're every bit as bad as Fox.

[Page]

The claim that the government is shutting down Chick-fil-a restaurants strikes me as complete bullshit.

They haven't closed any Chick-Fil-As down yet. But they show that they want to.

No. A few mayors expressed their personal opinion Chick-Fil-A would be unwelcome to expand into their cities. They did not prohibit them from setting up shop, they are fully within their legal rights to try and see if a franchise in Boston or Chicago would succeed.

[Revolutopia]

Was it news or editorial?

Doesn't make a difference. They're every bit as bad as Fox.

They link to other source in their post so you can check those out.

[The Realm of God]

Was it news or editorial?

Doesn't make a difference. They're every bit as bad as Fox.

Look at the source list on the article.

[Dempublicents1]

Does not suprise me.

[neutral source required]

Huffingtonpost is definitely not.

Chic-Fil-A's (and those of their "charity" the Winshape Foundation) donations are a matter of public record.

[Frisivisia]

Was it news or editorial?

Doesn't make a difference. They're every bit as bad as Fox.

False equivalency is super fun, eh?

[The Mongol Ilkhanate]

They cite GLAAD (SO neutral ), the New Civil Rights Movement (INCREDIBLY neutral ), Good As You (Stone cold SWITZERLAND neutrality ), Truth Wins Out (MAN THAT's NEUTRAL ),

The article/editorial was written by the founder and editor of The News Civil Rights Movement. He's citing himself

They cited Forbes, once, who said discrimination may exist. That was the ONLY neutral source in the entire article

[The Mongol Ilkhanate]

[neutral source required]

Huffingtonpost is definitely not.

Chic-Fil-A's (and those of their "charity" the Winshape Foundation) donations are a matter of public record.

And yet, all that article did was cite gay rights websites like GLAAD. If it was so much in the public, where were the neutral sources?

[Revolutopia]

They cite GLAAD (SO neutral ), the New Civil Rights Movement (INCREDIBLY neutral ), Good As You (Stone cold SWITZERLAND neutrality ), Truth Wins Out (MAN THAT's NEUTRAL ),

The article was written by the founder and editor of The News Civil Rights Movement. He's citing himself

Has more sources then just liking to a Fox News article, which rarely link to any outside sources.

Thus your complaint is a false equivalency.

Moreover, who do think is going to cover this issue other then movements connected to gay rights?

[Revolutopia]

They cited Forbes, once, who said discrimination may exist. That was the ONLY neutral source in the entire article

Forbes has a strong right bent, therefore its acknowledgment of something criticizing some thing on the right is strong support.

[Mussoliniopoli]

They cite GLAAD (SO neutral ), the New Civil Rights Movement (INCREDIBLY neutral ), Good As You (Stone cold SWITZERLAND neutrality ), Truth Wins Out (MAN THAT's NEUTRAL ),

The article was written by the founder and editor of The News Civil Rights Movement. He's citing himself

Has more sources then just liking to a Fox News article, which rarely link to any outside sources.

Thus your complaint is a false equivalency.

Moreover, who do think is going to cover this issue other then movements connected to gay rights?

Westboro Baptist Church?

[Revolutopia]

Has more sources then just liking to a Fox News article, which rarely link to any outside sources.

Thus your complaint is a false equivalency.

Moreover, who do think is going to cover this issue other then movements connected to gay rights?

Westboro Baptist Church?

Technically, they are connected to it only they are against them because something about stereos and such.

[The Mongol Ilkhanate]

They cite GLAAD (SO neutral ), the New Civil Rights Movement (INCREDIBLY neutral ), Good As You (Stone cold SWITZERLAND neutrality ), Truth Wins Out (MAN THAT's NEUTRAL ),

The article was written by the founder and editor of The News Civil Rights Movement. He's citing himself

Has more sources then just liking to a Fox News article, which rarely link to any outside sources.

Thus your complaint is a false equivalency.

Moreover, who do think is going to cover this issue other then movements connected to gay rights?

Because you'd take FOX seriously if they cited Heritage Foundation, EXXON's latest reports, and the Weekly Standard? That's tantamount to what these people are doing, and you'd be horribly dishonest if you look at your monitor with a straight face and type "GLAAD/NCRM/GAY(good as you)/TWO (Truth wins out) aren't biased"

[Frisivisia]

Chic-Fil-A's (and those of their "charity" the Winshape Foundation) donations are a matter of public record.

And yet, all that article did was cite gay rights websites like GLAAD. If it was so much in the public, where were the neutral sources?

Not covering this. Gay rights groups are the people who have the facts on this.

[Gauthier]

If this was a movie you know someone would spike the chicken sandwich with a virus that kills gays just for shits and giggles.

[Radictistan]

Food for thought: If it's okay for neighborhoods or cities to use zoning laws to keep strip clubs out because strip clubs are icky to them, why is it not okay to do the same thing with fast food restaurants?

[New England and The Maritimes]

The claim that the government is shutting down Chick-fil-a restaurants strikes me as complete bullshit.

Wrong. Or at least according to my local news you're wrong.
The mayors of Boston and Chicago, I think the two cities were, put a ban on Chick Fil A because of the owner's beliefs.

Good. Democracy in action.

[Mussoliniopoli]

Westboro Baptist Church?

Technically, they are connected to it only they are against them because something about stereos and such.

You can have sex with your stereo as Moses didn't say you couldn't. Neither did Aryan Jesus.

[Revolutopia]

Has more sources then just liking to a Fox News article, which rarely link to any outside sources.

Thus your complaint is a false equivalency.

Moreover, who do think is going to cover this issue other then movements connected to gay rights?

Because you'd take FOX seriously if they cited Heritage Foundation, EXXON's latest reports, and the Weekly Standard? That's tantamount to what these people are doing, and you'd be horribly dishonest if you look at your monitor with a straight face and type "GLAAD/NCRM/GAY(good as you)/TWO (Truth wins out) aren't biased"

If they referencing something that can be checked by public record, yes.

[The Mongol Ilkhanate]

They cite GLAAD (SO neutral ), the New Civil Rights Movement (INCREDIBLY neutral ), Good As You (Stone cold SWITZERLAND neutrality ), Truth Wins Out (MAN THAT's NEUTRAL ),

The article was written by the founder and editor of The News Civil Rights Movement. He's citing himself

Has more sources then just liking to a Fox News article, which rarely link to any outside sources.

Thus your complaint is a false equivalency.

Moreover, who do think is going to cover this issue other then movements connected to gay rights?

Gee, I dunno, Politco at least tries to be neutral, another good place to go is RCP or Pollster.