We talked yesterday about Chick-fil-A's cave to the LGBT rage mob and I pointed out as many

others pointed out as well that the cave on top of being cowardly and shameful is also pointless

and counterproductive. It's not going to accomplish anything from a pragmatic or business perspective

because it only has the potential to alienate their current base of customers and it's not going

to appease their critics or create new customers so there's really nothing in it for them.

And now that certain gay groups have offered their official reactions over the last couple of days

to this news about Chick-fil-A's surrender to them, I think my point has been totally confirmed.

So I want to go through a few of these here. There's definitely a lesson in this for all of us

that we can all learn. Here's a reference this yesterday but here's the actual statement from

glad gay and lesbian alliance against defamation. In addition to refraining from financially supporting

anti-LGBTQ organizations, Chick-fil-A still lacks policies to ensure safe workplaces for LGBTQ

employees and should unequivocally speak out against the LGBTQ reputation that their brand

represents. So translation there. Number one, they want Chick-fil-A to come out and it's not

enough to just stop donating to quote anti-LGBTQ organizations which by the way that's the salvation army.

A group that helps the poor provides toys for kids around Christmas time. That's anti-gay in

the minds of the people over at GLAT. But on top of that, they need Chick-fil-A to come out and

actually explicitly denounce Christian teaching on gay marriage. Denounce their founders and their

CEOs position on it. That's what they need. And then in terms of policies to ensure safe workplaces

for LGBTQ employees, that of course is just nonsense. There's no indication, no hint, no evidence

at all that Chick-fil-A has discriminated against gay employees or provided an unsafe environment

for gay employees. And that's what's been the absurdity all along with this is that Chick-fil-A

hires and employees gay people. They don't discriminate there. They serve gay people. It's never been

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