X on the race car used to mean "rookie"
good thing i'm not a fat hillbilly that races cars then.. RacerX is a motocross magazine i was featured in as an amateur rider.
i can see most here can't comprehend this has nothing to do with ones view of for or against homosexuality, but instead a opinion of business principal based on the common goal of profit from said business.
One last comment and then this dead for me. You R saying that if you are in a prominent position of a profit seeking organization, we should not speak our mind because it might have a bearing the bottom line.?
X on the race car used to mean "rookie"
good thing i'm not a fat hillbilly that races cars then.. RacerX is a motocross magazine i was featured in as an amateur rider.
i can see most here can't comprehend this has nothing to do with ones view of for or against homosexuality, but instead a opinion of business principal based on the common goal of profit from said business.
You're speech is ironic and comical. On one hand, you say not to assert free speech, its offensive and as a business leader its a bad choice. Then you insult fat hillbillies, (a really uneducated one at that), from that I can conclude that you're not a successful business leader.
That being said I ask you what insulting hillbillys has to do with a comment the owner of chick-fil-a said?
one last bit, before you go insulting a hillbilly, try to do it in real life first, internet tough guy..
One last comment and then this dead for me. You R saying that if you are in a prominent position of a profit seeking organization, we should not speak our mind because it might have a bearing the bottom line.?
in certain situations YES..
this thread is all about the chickfila incident, anything i have stated is pertaining to just that exact situation.. i'm not against free speech or morals, i'm a christian and spent a year total over in Afghanistan with the US military for freak sake
X on the race car used to mean "rookie"
good thing i'm not a fat hillbilly that races cars then.. RacerX is a motocross magazine i was featured in as an amateur rider.
i can see most here can't comprehend this has nothing to do with ones view of for or against homosexuality, but instead a opinion of business principal based on the common goal of profit from said business.
You're speech is ironic and comical. On one hand, you say not to assert free speech, its offensive and as a business leader its a bad choice. Then you insult fat hillbillies, (a really uneducated one at that), from that I can conclude that you're not a successful business leader.
That being said I ask you what insulting hillbillys has to do with a comment the owner of chick-fil-a said?
one last bit, before you go insulting a hillbilly, try to do it in real life first, internet tough guy..
once again, this is situation specific.. never stated against free speech dippy
not a business leader, i'm a business owner, ceo, cfo, and floor sweeper.. i only lead myself.. i'm not a millionaire, nor am I poor.. i OWN my home and everything on my property.
not much to talk about my military career, but it goes without saying i was trained to kill if my life is in danger so i'm sure i could figure out a way to take care of a situation if it ever arose.
many people consider and label themselves hillbillies, by using the term "hillbilly" i was not attempting to insult anyone.. But i'll be honest about you with fat people.... i believe they are able to stay a healthy weight if they choose to, but they don't and those who like racing resort to cars because its something someone of the larger size can easily do..
anymore uneducated slobber to spit?
