why do people hate Chick-fil-A? (3 Viewers)

[DaisySkies]

it's literally a staple in the chicken business

 

[Horizonshard]

Because it doesn’t taste good. It’s basic greasy chicken with nothing special and no other flavors.

All other chicken restaurants are superior.

 

[DaisySkies]

Because it doesn’t taste good. It’s basic greasy chicken with nothing special and no other flavors.

All other chicken restaurants are superior.

that's why they have a variety of sauces ;-;
Polynesian is peak

 

[Kataphract]

I go to CFA for sauce and KFC for the chicken LOL

 

[athenaaa]

If I remember correctly they supported anti-lgbt propaganda

 

[DaisySkies]

I go to CFA for sauce and KFC for the chicken LOL

same :3 but i've actually never been to KFC and yet we pass it multiple times a week

 

[DaisySkies]

If I remember correctly they supported anti-lgbt propaganda

ohhhh, I don't support that but I do still like their chicken....is that bad ;-;

 

[Kataphract]

ohhhh, I don't support that but I do still like their chicken....is that bad ;-;

For reference: I think Chick-fil-a is actually really religious (Christianity), so much so that they close for sabbath on Sundays. Like the American Christian sort.

 

[DaisySkies]

For reference: I think Chick-fil-a is actually really religious (Christianity), so much so that they close for sabbath on Sundays. Like the American Christian sort.

yea, ik that part
so many people get pissed off down here bc they can't go on super bowl Sundays lol

 

[athenaaa]

ohhhh, I don't support that but I do still like their chicken....is that bad ;-;

I don’t think there’s a problem with liking thier chicken. However, personally I’d avoid spending money at places that support tearing down my own human rights. At the end of the day it is up to the individual’s morals and where their priorities lie.

 

[Kataphract]

to be honest, as a former pantry cook I can really tell when they didn't change the oil in the fryer... Let me tell you before I even knew chick-fil-a was against human rights I stayed the hell away because the shop across from my Uni had oil so old the shit tasted bitter af.

 

[DaisySkies]

I don’t think there’s a problem with liking thier chicken. However, personally I’d avoid spending money at places that support tearing down my own human rights. At the end of the day it is up to the individual’s morals and where their priorities lie.

I mean, I don't support lgbtq due to religious beliefs but I honestly have no problem with it, I won't hate you for it, I'll still treat you the same :)

 

[DaisySkies]

to be honest, as a former pantry cook I can really tell when they didn't change the oil in the fryer... Let me tell you before I even knew chick-fil-a was against human rights I stayed the hell away because the shop across from my Uni had oil so old the shit tasted bitter af.

that's gross :P

 

[athenaaa]

I mean, I don't support lgbtq due to religious beliefs but I honestly have no problem with it, I won't hate you for it, I'll still treat you the same :)

I mean this in the most respectful way and am just trying to learn. How can the two coexist?

 

[DaisySkies]

I mean this in the most respectful way and am just trying to learn. How can the two coexist?

wdym?
what are the two ;-;

 

[Magician]

I personally try not too eat chicken at fast food restaurants

 

[centen]

Seconding @Horizonshard. I finally tried them a few years back after all the RAVE reviews, and it is mid af. Like, I'd rather buy a bag of frozen popcorn chicken. It'd both be cheaper and taste better.

Plus, their anti-LGTBQ+ stance, where they fund organizations hostile to my friends and family, their CEO is publicly anti-LGBTQ, and they have been called out by GLAAD for not having good workplace protection for any LGTBQ employees... You'd think they could at least have delicious food that would make people overlook their hateful stances, but no. They're offensive all around.

 

[athenaaa]

wdym?
what are the two ;-;

Sorry if I wasn’t clear. How can an individual not support someone being lgbt+ but still having no problem with it and treat them the same? I was under the assumption that supporting lgbt+ rights was supporting human rights, and respecting who they were born as.

 

[DaisySkies]

I personally try not too eat chicken at fast food restaurants

yea, that's fair lol

 

[DaisySkies]

Seconding @Horizonshard. I finally tried them a few years back after all the RAVE reviews, and it is mid af. Like, I'd rather buy a bag of frozen popcorn chicken. It'd both be cheaper and taste better.

Plus, their anti-LGTBQ+ stance, where they fund organizations hostile to my friends and family, their CEO is publicly anti-LGBTQ, and they have been called out by GLAAD for not having good workplace protection for any LGTBQ employees... You'd think they could at least have delicious food that would make people overlook their hateful stances, but no. They're offensive all around.

did not know that...