The Great Chick-fil-A debate still going on Now in NC

This brouhaha began in February when this prissy kept boy, asshole blogger, whom has way too much time on his hands. Whom also has a very unhealthily obsession for Maggie and Brian over at NOM. Who visit their site and blogs every waking moment of the damn day.

He got his tightly whiteys in a knot when a Christian base company have millions to the WinShape Foundation.

The rest of Gay Inc., Bloggers and News outlets are pushing this so hard that it’s not funny. Gay Inc. and its minions won’t rest till Chick-fil-a files goes out of business. That is a main goal of Gay Inc., to get these Christian businesses out of business.

How Gay Inc. has got the colleges in their pockets as well. Gay Inc has now enlisting the LGBT college students in North Carolina to join in on this fight.

Duke University is now in the process of reviewing their relationship with Chick-fil-a, also the students over at NC State is also seeking to oust Chick-fil-a from their campus as well.

Also Gay Inc won’t rest till the freedom of religion is taken out of the 1st amendment.

“Providing food to these events or any event is not an endorsement of the mission, political stance or motives of this or any other organization,” stated Cathy.

Justine Hollingshead, director for N.C. State University’s GLBT Programs and Services, has indicated that there is talk among a variety of student groups on how the university should handle this situation. She feels that students, who have buying power, should have the last word on whether the establishment ought to be given the green light to stay or be asked to exit.

To Gay Inc. the only student who have buying power that matter is those LGBT students. All over Students whom don’t agree with Gay Inc. can take a walk..

SNT: No matter what you can never Please NAACP

RALEIGH - The head of the state's NAACP chapter today called for a "strong response and punishment" for the N.C. State University students who painted racist and threatening graffiti aimed at President-elect Obama.

The lack of such a response "creates a hostile environment and exacerbates the possibility of continuing activity," NAACP leader William J. Barber II wrote to NCSU Chancellor James L. Oblinger.

Campus police said Thursday that four students who admitted painting the graffiti in NCSU's Free Expression Tunnel will not be charged with a hate crime. Under the state's hate crimes law, they would have had to commit another type of crime, for which the language in the graffiti would have been an aggravating factor.

I have try to write my opinion on this issue, however it keeps coming out the wrong way. So each to their own. However I will said that I feel the NAACP is making a mountain out of a mole hill. I feel what they are really piss about is the n-word, if so then they need to get their own to stop using the word, after awhile the word will fall out of use and be forgotten.