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I took that as a statement of fact (akin to "Chick-fil-a faced a public relations disaster ...") rather than a value judgement.
by gonnakillme 13y ago
I took that as a statement of fact (akin to "Chick-fil-a faced a public relations disaster ...") rather than a value judgement.
- yetanotherphd 13y agoAgreed, but I think it's indicative of a liberal bias, or at least living in a liberal bubble, to place so much weight on something that most people have long forgotten about (especially the kind of person who eats there). And the post I was responding to claimed that these things weren't even mentioned by the top poster, which they clearly were.
- jbooth 13y agoYou mention "chick fil-a PR", and that's going to be the first thing that comes to mind. Total self-inflicted wound on their part, whatever your personal politics.
- yetanotherphd 13y agoI specifically address this point when I say that it's only a minority of people who would even remember that controversy. Would you care to address this line of argument?
- jbooth 13y agoI just did. You remembered it, and with passion. You knew exactly what the parenthetical (they stepped in it) was talking about. So did everyone else on the thread. You disprove your own argument.
- pjbrunet 13y agoIt's a fact? I heard Chick-fil-a stores had record sales after your so-called "deep shit PR disaster."