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Chic-Fil-A banned at high school football game by principal

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Proves even the most educated can be simple minded also.

“We value inclusivity and diversity on our campus, and all our events and activities are going to adhere to our mission,” Ariaga told CBS News in Los Angeles.
Translation - So long as they fall in line with our political leanings and social views they are welcome.
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This has to be the most anti Christian America has ever been

Good lord. They better start checking every donation/cause that the owner of every vendor they use.

 

Silly.

This has to be the most anti Christian America has ever been
As they say, a fish rots from the head, and the American fish has a very rotten head.

Isn't the first time this has happened to Chick-fil-a. If a company wishes to dispense politics with its food products, no one should be surprised that a school administrator says no, lest the school be accused of promoting a controversial point of view.

 

In other words, this isn't an attack on Christianity.

 

From an article I found:

 

"(Ventura) isn't the first time that Chick-fil-A has prompted outcry in an educational setting. In 2012, the student government at North Carolina's Elon University voted 35-11 to ask the school's food vendor, Aramark, to find another restaurant to take the fast food chicken chain's place. Similarly, St. Mary's College in Maryland and North Carolina's Davidson College have both opted against serving Chick-fil-A products at school events."

^ It doesn't have anything to do with inclusivity and diversity either. Purely political and biased.

Isn't the first time this has happened to Chick-fil-a. If a company wishes to dispense politics with its food products, no one should be surprised that a school administrator says no, lest the school be accused of promoting a controversial point of view.

 

In other words, this isn't an attack on Christianity.

 

From an article I found:

 

"(Ventura) isn't the first time that Chick-fil-A has prompted outcry in an educational setting. In 2012, the student government at North Carolina's Elon University voted 35-11 to ask the school's food vendor, Aramark, to find another restaurant to take the fast food chicken chain's place. Similarly, St. Mary's College in Maryland and North Carolina's Davidson College have both opted against serving Chick-fil-A products at school events."

 

It never dispensed politics. The owner was asked a question and he answered. Those of you on the Left made it political.

 

Why is it Christians must be tolerant of all but those that are not Christians can be intolerant of Christians?

Last night at the NewCath game they had Chick-fil-A sandwiches!

Isn't the first time this has happened to Chick-fil-a. If a company wishes to dispense politics with its food products, no one should be surprised that a school administrator says no, lest the school be accused of promoting a controversial point of view.

 

There couldnt possibly be a worse representation of the truth than this statement. As usual twotoplace falls in line with the propaganda from the far , far , far left . The company in NO WAY dispenses politics with its food. Just hogwash to say that.

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Isn't the first time this has happened to Chick-fil-a. If a company wishes to dispense politics with its food products, no one should be surprised that a school administrator says no, lest the school be accused of promoting a controversial point of view.

 

In other words, this isn't an attack on Christianity.

 

From an article I found:

 

"(Ventura) isn't the first time that Chick-fil-A has prompted outcry in an educational setting. In 2012, the student government at North Carolina's Elon University voted 35-11 to ask the school's food vendor, Aramark, to find another restaurant to take the fast food chicken chain's place. Similarly, St. Mary's College in Maryland and North Carolina's Davidson College have both opted against serving Chick-fil-A products at school events."

 

This just tells us what we already know, there's a lot of ignorance out there.

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Last night at the NewCath game they had Chick-fil-A sandwiches!

 

That's a shame making those poor kids eat that so called Christian food and make them hate gays.

I hope the sandwiches didn't make them pray or anything like that or become a homophobe.

"christian food" -- LOL . good one ref

This is a great expose of the tolerance from the left .

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