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Chick-Fil-A is anti-gay marriage

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Well, in all honesty, he said that he was married to his first wife. I thought that the wording of that was funny. Sort of like saying "first annual."

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That is it. That is all.

 

No it isn't. I mentioned it earlier in the thread. Chick-Fil-A's charitable arm donates to groups that advocate or administer Conversion Therapy. It's a roundly discredited and downright harmful practice that puts gay people, usually teenagers, through a system of "treatments" designed to cure them of homosexuality. It's been linked with severe depression and suicide. This goes way beyond simple beliefs.

^ Was not aware, thank you for the enlightenment.

It would be tough to determine what caused depression or worse yet, suicide, in teenagers dealing with sexual orientation issues. I am not saying whatever therapy program you mention does or does not. I am saying it would be very difficult to pinpoint what caused what...

But in general I am very skeptical of statistics. They are too easily manipulated.

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No it isn't. I mentioned it earlier in the thread. Chick-Fil-A's charitable arm donates to groups that advocate or administer Conversion Therapy. It's a roundly discredited and downright harmful practice that puts gay people, usually teenagers, through a system of "treatments" designed to cure them of homosexuality. It's been linked with severe depression and suicide. This goes way beyond simple beliefs.

 

Not even surprised a little.

Going to Florence Tomorrow, guess where Im going for lunch, take a guess, bet you can't guess where!!!!!

It would be tough to determine what caused depression or worse yet, suicide, in teenagers dealing with sexual orientation issues. I am not saying whatever therapy program you mention does or does not. I am saying it would be very difficult to pinpoint what caused what...

But in general I am very skeptical of statistics. They are too easily manipulated.

 

Difficult to pinpoint what caused what... sure. But regardless of where the depression started, these sorts of treatments pull people away from real therapy to help people deal with the things they're going through. Even if it doesn't always cause it, it definitely doesn't help.

No it isn't. I mentioned it earlier in the thread. Chick-Fil-A's charitable arm donates to groups that advocate or administer Conversion Therapy. It's a roundly discredited and downright harmful practice that puts gay people, usually teenagers, through a system of "treatments" designed to cure them of homosexuality. It's been linked with severe depression and suicide. This goes way beyond simple beliefs.

 

Is that the groups main focus? You mentioned they were Christian groups which makes sense. What groups are they?

Going to Florence Tomorrow, guess where Im going for lunch, take a guess, bet you can't guess where!!!!!

 

Me too. I am also gonna get some gift cards for stocking stuffers in december

Is that the groups main focus? You mentioned they were Christian groups which makes sense. What groups are they?

 

I'll have to find the link again, but I know one group they give money to is Exodus International.

Found this list for their 2010 donations listed on a site as donations to anti-gay groups.

 

•Marriage & Family Foundation: $1,188,380

•Fellowship Of Christian Athletes: $480,000

•National Christian Foundation: $247,500

•New Mexico Christian Foundation: $54,000

•Exodus International: $1,000

•Family Research Council: $1,000

•Georgia Family Council: $2,500

 

Here's additional information on the foundation:

 

Charities / ScholarshipsWinShape Foundation was founded more than 20 years ago by Truett and Jeannette Cathy. Under the WinShape Foundation umbrella, there are several programs, including WinShape Homes®, which currently operates 11 foster care homes in Georgia, Tennessee and Alabama. The WinShape College Program℠ at Berry College in Rome, Georgia, is a co-op program offering joint four-year scholarship funding to incoming freshmen of up to $32,000. WinShape Camps℠ offers boys and girls summer programs at the college, which will be attended by more than 15,000 campers in 2012.

 

Additionally, WinShape also operates the WinShape Retreat℠, which offers a sequestered setting for marriage support and counseling and other gatherings on the Mountain Campus of Berry College. Held at WinShape Retreat, WinShape Marriage℠ aims to help married couples by offering intervention for couples in crisis, preparation for engaged couples and enrichment for those interested in growing their marriage.

 

WinShape Wilderness℠ is dedicated to using adventure to equip people to experience real change, not just in a team setting, but also through personal transformation. WinShape Wilderness is an outdoor adventure program that facilitates experiential learning for all audiences in ropes course settings as well as canoeing, rock climbing and backpacking venues.

 

Finally, WinShape International℠ was founded in January 2005 with a mission to mobilize leaders to transform young people and communities around the world.

 

Chick-fil-A Leadership Scholarship Program: Chick-fil-A separately offers $1,000 college scholarships to certain qualified franchised Operator Restaurant employees, a Chick-fil-A tradition that has awarded over $30 million in scholarships.

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