Pensacola police are having to direct traffic at the Chic-Filet on Bayou

One of my facebook friends just sent me a photo and the people going into the place was crazy.

Gunz wrote:

One of my facebook friends just sent me a photo and the people going into the place was crazy.

Well, where's the photo? (I kept waiting for it to load.)

Salinsky2012 wrote:

Gunz wrote:

One of my facebook friends just sent me a photo and the people going into the place was crazy.

This would be a great test for drone robot strikes in heavily populated areas.

You have the perfect avatar....

Salinsky2012 wrote:

Gunz wrote:

One of my facebook friends just sent me a photo and the people going into the place was crazy.

This would be a great test for drone robot strikes in heavily populated areas.

LOL

Salinsky2012 wrote:

Gunz wrote:

One of my facebook friends just sent me a photo and the people going into the place was crazy.

This would be a great test for drone robot strikes in heavily populated areas.

And therein lies the problem. Certain ones would be happy with these people being bombed to death while others wish they could be there showing support. Me? As far as I know homosexuality is not against the law and though I admit its not something that will go on my bucketlist of things to do before I croak, I'm not going to cast judgement on ones who are gay. You see, alot of christians selectively enforce God's views while at the same time think its ok to break some of the commandments for themselves from time to time. I'm very guilty of that. You cant have it both ways. Now, Sal wants em blown up for supporting Chik while at the same time he fills his tank with gasoline supplied by OPEC whose owners openly murder homosexuals. Sometimes I dont understand folks at all.

The U.S. government supports plenty of governments through foreign aid whose citizens are discriminated against whether they are gay or are not Muslim.
So what can we do? We have to speak up when we are able to actually do something and doing something is better than nothing at all.
I understand your point, Gunz and I have seen that argument before, lately. But we must try to maintain human rights for all U.S. citizens, particularly those who are in the minority as minority voices are few and far between.
I don't have an answer as to how I cannot refrain from buying gas. It's a matter of economic survival for me and millions of others. However, it is not a matter of survival economically to go and eat at a place that donates millions to anti-gay, hate mongering organizations like the Family Research Council. Ick. I do have the choice not to eat at Chick Fil A. Their food is horrible to me anyway.

Gunz wrote:

And therein lies the problem. Certain ones would be happy with these people being bombed to death while others wish they could be there showing support. Me? As far as I know homosexuality is not against the law and though I admit its not something that will go on my bucketlist of things to do before I croak, I'm not going to cast judgement on ones who are gay. You see, alot of christians selectively enforce God's views while at the same time think its ok to break some of the commandments for themselves from time to time. I'm very guilty of that. You cant have it both ways. Now, Sal wants em blown up for supporting Chik while at the same time he fills his tank with gasoline supplied by OPEC whose owners openly murder homosexuals. Sometimes I dont understand folks at all.

Lighten' up, Francis. It was a joke.

A joke about bombing people in a heavilly populated area? OK, my bad. I'll lighten up

I am a vegetarian so I do not eat chicken.

It's is like being stuck in an Escher lithograph.