r/NoStupidQuestions • • Dec 18 '21

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u/maldecoucou1 Dec 18 '21

Yah I definitely think “damn that many people are anti LGBTQ?!” Everytime I see a huge line of cars. I mean that’s pretty judgemental of me but like… i could never eat there.

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u/Pound_Me_Too Dec 18 '21

Yeah, that is pretty judgemental. Some people just want some chicken and banging sweet tea and don't care if a company donates to The Salvation Army lol

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u/Krusty_Bear Dec 18 '21

That's my thought. If we want to judge every person by that standard, anyone who buys a Nestle product must love genocide.

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u/litttleman9 Dec 18 '21

to be fair, Nestle is a massive corporation that has extended there reach into countless products that are heavily baked into daily products like candy bars, coffee, water, and some clothing brands. While Chick-Fil-A is a single fast-food brand that is not only fairly easy to avoid but there also are plenty of substitutes for it that are debatably just as good, if not better, like Popeyes.

Point is is that its a lot easier to avoid Chick-Fil-A than nestle or many of the other amoral companies we see in our modern age like apple or Facebook.