Monday, 23 July 2012

Secular Café: Where Not to Eat

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Where Not to Eat
Jul 23rd 2012, 20:34

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Not sure which of these are even around outside the US for non-US members/readers. Heck, 2 or 3 of them aren't available around me.
5 chains that support right wing extremism

1. Chick-Fil-A (everyone knows this I think)
2. Carl's Jr
Quote:

Carl’s Jr. founder Carl Karcher, who died in 2008, had been a supporter of anti-abortion causes for decades. In particular, Karcher was fond of funding the anti-choice group Operation Rescue. He also had a mean anti-gay streak as well
(so do they still support that now? And Operation Rescue goes BEYOND anti-choice. They are pretty much a terrorist organization.)
3. Dominoes Pizza
Quote:

Like Karcher, Domino’s Pizza founder Tom Monaghan is an unapologetic supporter of anti-choice groups, including Operation Rescue, Right to Life, Priests for Life, and the Committee to End State-Funded Abortion in Michigan.
(their pizza sucks anyway.)
4. White Castle
Quote:

White Castle joins Carl’s Jr. on the list of beloved burger joints with right-wing ties. According to a recent ThinkProgress report about companies that have helped bankroll right-wing attack ads, White Castle has given $25,000 to the Congressional Leadership Fund super PAC, a group linked to House Speaker John Boehner that is supporting conservative candidates in the November election.
5. Waffle House
Quote:

Waffle House (or Awful House as I used to call it growing up) is also mentioned in the ThinkProgress report. The breakfast joint has given $100,000 this election cycle to the Karl Rove super PAC American Crossroads.

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