Virginia Gun Owners Forum - VGOF

Kreutz wrote:I was wondering what the big deal was, beyond this dude blaming a low person on the totem pole for policies she has zilch to do with. Things were civil enough until about 1:51 or so, when the "how could you live with yourself" line came out. Not cool.

"I'm totally heterosexual, not a gay in me" is a major Fredian slip by and by.

Aside from what you've already accounted for, she also stated a discomfort with being filmed. Plus, he was holding up the line for no other reason than to be a tool. As profitable as it was for Chick-Fil-A that day, it still had to be quite a stressful day for ANY employee, just because of the sheer volume of customers that day. Adding to that stress is just douchey.

It would be like me going to Buffalo Wild Wings for no other purpose that than to berate the hostess over there unsafe gun policies. I wouldn't do it. It's uncivilized, speaks ill of the cause, makes me look like an uncivilized a$$-hat, and is utterly pointless. Instead, I just refuse to take my business there. Although, I suppose that I could send a polite email off to their suggestion box. (supposing their website has one)

Oh, lol, and that Freudian slip was not lost on me...

SHMIV wrote:

Kreutz wrote:I was wondering what the big deal was, beyond this dude blaming a low person on the totem pole for policies she has zilch to do with. Things were civil enough until about 1:51 or so, when the "how could you live with yourself" line came out. Not cool.

"I'm totally heterosexual, not a gay in me" is a major Fredian slip by and by.

Aside from what you've already accounted for, she also stated a discomfort with being filmed. Plus, he was holding up the line for no other reason than to be a tool. As profitable as it was for Chick-Fil-A that day, it still had to be quite a stressful day for ANY employee, just because of the sheer volume of customers that day. Adding to that stress is just douchey.

It would be like me going to Buffalo Wild Wings for no other purpose that than to berate the hostess over there unsafe gun policies. I wouldn't do it. It's uncivilized, speaks ill of the cause, makes me look like an uncivilized a$$-hat, and is utterly pointless. Instead, I just refuse to take my business there. Although, I suppose that I could send a polite email off to their suggestion box. (supposing their website has one)

Oh, lol, and that Freudian slip was not lost on me...

Ya, he bit his tongue on "bone" , lolz , what an idiot...

I didnt realize he did this on that big day event, guess he spent alot of time in his car, well, he's unemployed now, so, he has plenty of free time.

This is how you do a one man protest, light something on fire on private property and split.



Essentially its a totally not gay lisping man in a pink shirt lighting a box of cheerios on fire at General Mills HQ to protets their CEO giving $ to pro gay marriage causes.

And yes...he also got canned from his job.

Kreutz wrote:
I didnt realize he did this on that big day event...

Apparently, folks in disagreement with Chick-Fil-A were ordering water, since it's free. The idea was to cost Chick-Fil-A money. (I'd link a source to this, but I can't recall where I read it) This is silly, because a moment of serious thought should remind one (especially a CFO) that the cost of the cup was absorbed by the franchise owner, NOT CFA corporate.

Considering, too, that a great many restaurants were handing out free lemonade to those waiting in long lines, the water protest is even more silly.

So, in that fire protest, some guy buys a box of Cheerios just to burn? General Mills made their money on that box, lol, what do they care?

I am surprised that the media picked up on this at all. Case in point is the Occupiers in Oakland a week or so ago that unhappy with the Federal crackdown on Mary Jane that they went through downtown smashing windows including the campaign office of Obama. The media mentioned nary a word about these darlings of the left turning on their own.