re: #84 goddamnedfrank

Again, when a company like Chick-fil-a donates heavily to anti-gay groups there’s a real reason for locales that treat sexual orientation as a protected class under their equal rights laws to become suspicious. The board of Chick-fil-a owns the fact that they purposefully conflated their bigoted beliefs with their corporate identity and instead of writing checks from their personal accounts decided to use the company itself as a voice for their hate. That’s what separates them from any other fast food chain out there.

So, should some conservative town be allowed to block permits for, say, Ben and Jerry?