I love you Chick-fil-A

Now I was never a Chick-Fil-A fan, but now I am. I can't believe that cities like Boston and Chicago have actually tried to no allow business licenses to CFA simply because the owner doesn't believe in Gay Marriage. Remember, at no time did he encourage his business not to serve gays, not to assist gays or not to serve gay couples; this is just a personal view that the owner has. I for one will now buy CFA, simply because of the principle of the matter. America, back the hell up.

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