Well...if you ever wondered, wonder no more. It's never been a secret that the Cathy family and its restaurants support Christian agendas and have gone so far as to include religious toys in their kids meals.

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I've never eaten at one, and now I'm glad. The guy in charge says, ""We are very much supportive of the family -- the biblical definition of the family unit. We are a family-owned business, a family-led business, and we are married to our first wives..." He obviously considers "we" to be only men, too. He's sexist as well as a gay basher.

Come to think of it the "Biblical Definition of the Family" includes multiple wives, selling daughters into slavery among other things. Do they subscribe to those ideas as well?

Asshole. I'll certainly never eat one of their "heart attack on a bun" sandwiches if they ever bother to come this far North. less

Oh. I haven't seen one yet. They haven't spread to the 'burbs as far as I can see. I think you're right. Although some people will eat anything if it's fast. Come to think of it, Krispy Kreme met it demise when it came up North to sell to us damn Yankees and people stopped buying after the first grease laden taste. LOL! less

Let me start by saying I'm not bashing homosexuals at all. But I do believe that everyone is entitled to their own opinion whether it comes from a homosexual, a Christian, or people of any race,color,creed,relig ion, etc. If the company wants to donate to an organization, that's up to them to decide who they donate to. However, if they were to turn homosexuals away from their restaurants or come out and say that they hate homosexuals or something, than this I would disagree with. I don't agree at all with hating people or treating them differently because of their race,religion,sexual orientation, age,gender, etc. If someone wants to believe in a man and woman, that's fine with me. If a woman loves a woman or a man loves a man, that's fine with me too. The point is, this is still America; to each his own. less

Don't mess with my Krispy Kreme That's heaven in a box, tyvm.

Chicago is very liberal and has a very large alterna-sex (yes, I just made this up) community. Once the word spreads...I mean you guys are pretty damn loyal. Their sales will tank once the novelty wears off. less

Let me start by saying I'm not bashing homosexuals at all. But I do believe that everyone is entitled to their own opinion whether it comes from a homosexual, a Christian, or people of any race,color,creed,relig ion, etc. If the company wants to donate to an organization, that's up to them to decide who they donate to. However, if they were to turn homosexuals away from their restaurants or come out and say that they hate homosexuals or something, than this I would disagree with. I don't agree at all with hating people or treating them differently because of their race,religion,sexual orientation, age,gender, etc. If someone wants to believe in a man and woman, that's fine with me. If a woman loves a woman or a man loves a man, that's fine with me too. The point is, this is still America; to each his own. less

they are a private business, and can run their business anyway they see fit. I have no problem with them having Christian view points in the way they run their business. I don't eat their because I am not a fried chicken fan.

And for everyone that thinks the Bible teaches hate, please pick one up and read it. Dont believe everything you see on the news. less

they are a private business, and can run their business anyway they see fit. I have no problem with them having Christian view points in the way they run their business. I don't eat their because I am not a fried chicken fan.

And for everyone that thinks the Bible teaches hate, please pick one up and read it. Dont believe everything you see on the news. less