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Chick-fil-A has been blocked from opening up in airports in San Antonio and Buffalo, N.Y., in recent weeks, and this seems to be unconstitutional.
The San Jose City Council voted unanimously to post the flags near the airport Chick-fil-A after the idea was suggested by Santa Clara County’s first openly gay elected official, Ken Yeager, according to NBC News. Yeager appears to be using his gayness to satisfy his needs for approval--the election win wasn't enough.
"I made the suggestion to put the flags next to the restaurant, and council members liked that idea but also said that maybe put flags elsewhere, too, like outside,” Yeager told the news outlet. The airport [?] will decide where the flags will be placed, an airport spokesperson told NBC.
Chick-fil-A does not have an anti-gay agenda: it serves and hires gay people and all members of the LGBTQRSTUVW community and said this contributes to “an inaccurate narrative about our brand.”"We want to make it clear that our sole focus is on providing delicious food and welcoming everyone — not being a part of a national political conversation," the fast food chain said in a statement last week. "We do not have a political or social agenda.”
They simply have a CEO who is a Christian and does not believe in same sex marriage. He's allowed to have his religious beliefs and should not have to be attacked for them.
He denies nobody gay rights. Why do they deny him his religious rights?
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