LOL: Toronto LGBTQA Activists Stage “Die-In” In Protest of Chick-Fil-A
Some Toronto pro-LGBT activists aren’t happy with the first opening of a Chick-Fil-A restaurant in their city, and are going to lengths many would call laughable in expressing their opposition to the fast food joint.
The activists could be seen lying prostrate on the ground in front of the new fried chicken restaurant on Friday, figuratively “dying” in protest of the chain’s connections with pro-family Christian organizations.
Chick-Fil-A has been relatively controversial with a contingent of radical LGBT activists for years on account of the company’s donations to groups that promote traditional Christian values and strong families.
Protestors dressed in drag expressed their view that Chick-Fil-A has no place in Canada. “Hey hey, ho ho, Chick-Fil A has got to go!”
Protesters at Chick-Fil-A say the chain doesn’t belong in Canada pic.twitter.com/4b0LYM2Z77
— Meagan Fitzpatrick (@fitz_meagan) September 6, 2019
The company’s CEO, Dan Cathy, has refused to revoke his support of groups such as the Family Research Council, despite many profit-focused company executives within the fried chicken chain demanding that he fully sanitize the company of any Christian or values-based influences.
If anyone is dying because of Chick-Fil-A, it’s probably because they’re eating it for breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day and clogging up their arteries. The restaurant poses no threat whatsoever to individuals of any sexual orientation who simply want to live their lives in peace.
We’re still here, protesting at 1 Bloor Street East. Come down, come down, wherever you are and join us in asking hate, discrimination, and Chick-fil-A to #CluckOff. pic.twitter.com/qY4jaiahYy
— The 519 (@The519) September 6, 2019
The performative, fake whiners acting as if the mere opening of the restaurant in Toronto is an existential threat to themselves represent the worst of the empty, vacuous left. As massive corporations and a corrupt oligarchy threaten the basic livelihood of everyday people in Canada and the United States, Toronto’s leftist activists can only find the focus and insight to protest the existence of a humble fried chicken restaurant.
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