So here we are slowly but surely making our way through 2020 and into the fall.

Finally, it gets a little more chilly out, it gets darker sooner, and there are plenty of opportunities for hot tea or a pumpkin spice

latte if that's your calling.

One of my favorite parts of the fall season is the fact that all of the fun holidays are coming up which means plenty of time

to get festive and crafty and I love decorating my little house for the holidays

Halloween Christmas whatever I love it so if you're going toate, then of course you'll most likely stop at a craft store at some point to pick up some supplies and decorations, and there are many local and chain stores to choose from, obviously. But today I am going to potentially narrow down that

list for you by one store because today we are going to be discussing the ethics and practices

of one craft store in particular. And what is talked about today in this video

might just change your mind about giving them

your hard-earned money in the future.

So hello everybody and welcome back to the channel.

My name is Blair or the Illuminati and today we are talking about Hobby Lobby.

And let me just put a giant disclaimer in front of this video

before we even get started.

CEOs and business founders are allowed to have their own beliefs.

If the owner of Hobby Lobby is religious, that is his right to be religious.

If a Christian business

so I don't want anyone to think that this is me attacking a business owner for their religion.

My issue with Hobby Lobby is how its owner has weaponized what he calls biblical principles and has used it to exclude others

and that's what I have a problem with. But I just wanted to get that out in the open right away from

the start because I know plenty of Christians do not condone these behaviors.

So I don't think I really need to add to a stereotype that Christians are starting to get that isn't

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