Michael Emanuel Rajner shares with us a photo taken Friday night outside Chick-fil-A in Pompano Beach, where about 100 LGBT activists participated in a "kiss-in" protesting the chicken company, which reportedly has donated millions of dollars through the years to conservative organizations including the American Family Association and Family Research Council.
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100 activists participate in National Same Sex Kiss Day outside Chick-fil-A in Pompano Beach
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If companies are people and people vote with dollars then the destination of the restaurant’s donations are open for public debate. It very well should be an issue as to where peoples’ hard-earned money goes after the chicken goes down their gullet. This issue has made our little feathered friend the modern martyr as Chick-fil-A laughs all the way to the bank. Watch the poultry be nailed to the cross and pierced by the spear of destiny at the hands of those devious cows on my artist’s blog at http://dregstudiosart.blogspot.com/2012/08/holy-rollin-poultry-on-cross-chick-fil.html
Posted by: DREGstudios | August 04, 2012 at 05:32 PM
sexy display a mohawk kissing a cross dresser
Posted by: Ron Bockman | August 04, 2012 at 05:56 PM
Good luck to these people! You all deserve to be happy and express your feelings freely. Just continue in the pursuit of your rights and for equality.
Posted by: Newcombe Schiller | April 05, 2013 at 03:38 AM