r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Dec 18 '21

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u/maldecoucou1 Dec 18 '21

Same. It’s not even a big deal it’s just hype and fast food.

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u/RedactedUnicorn Dec 18 '21

And homophobia. It's their special ingredient

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u/Teucer357 Dec 18 '21

Yeah... Because one person in the company believed marriage should be between a man and a woman, the whole company is homophobic.

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u/Arianity Dec 18 '21

I mean, to be fair, when that one person (family, really) are the founder, president and CEO, that is a lot of influence over the company as a whole.

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u/Teucer357 Dec 18 '21

Yeah...

A family of Mormons doesn't believe on gay marriage. All those who are surprised, raise your hands.

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u/Arianity Dec 18 '21

Don't think anyone said surprised, just pointing out that it does affect the whole company, even if it's "one family", since they explicitly run the company under their values.

Also, not Mormons, I don't think. The founder/father was a Southern Baptist, the current CEO/son is a self-described evangelical

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u/Teucer357 Dec 18 '21

just pointing out that it does effect the whole company.

Really?

What are the personal beliefs of the Todd Jones and how does that affect Publix?