Title: Starbucks CEO: No Tolerance For Traditional Marriage Supporters | Restoring Liberty
Headings: Starbucks CEO: If You Support Traditional Marriage, We Don’t Want Your Business
Starbucks CEO: If You Support Traditional Marriage, We Don’t Want Your Business
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Content: Used to eat there all the time, but wasn't all that difficult to stop. These people have the same right to boycott Starbucks if they want. Just as Starbucks has the right to take this stand, and as Chick-Fil-A had the same right. Is it wise for corporations to get involved in issues of morality and religion (from either side)? Personally, I would say no, but it's their prerogative to run their business as they see fit. Just like it's your prerogative to choose to do business with them or not, just like I chose to end my long running patronage of Chick-Fil-A when I found out what my money was being used to support. One thing I have found amusing though, all of the people I know personally who want to "boycott" Starbucks have also mentioned that they never go there anyway because it's too expensive. Can you boycott a business that you never intended to do business with to begin with? Is it really boycotting, does it mean anything? see more
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Gary Neal Alford Zachary Chastain • 7 years ago
What 'homophobic' hate group are you referring to?