Me and a few guys from work ventured over to the Chick-Fil-A on Scottsdale Road for Chick-Fil-A Appreciation Day. We waited until after 1pm trying to avoid the crowd, but no matter, the place was packed. The line was outside the door and the drive-thru line into the street. It was nice to see people stand up for religious liberty and free speech, and also biblical values. It's amazing to me that we're at this point. Twenty years ago this would've been a non-starter, not even a thought in anyone's mind. But now showing support for a centuries-old, very common position is deemed bigotry.
I generally dislike how the Left has made everything political. It shouldn't have to matter where you shop, what you buy, where you eat. But such is the case when the "personal is political." I don't feel like we chose this fight but are being forced into this position. Chick-Fil-A's values are my family's values, and we're not ashamed to show it, nor be intimidated into backing down.

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