Posted on 01/26/2012 11:21:31 AM PST by Recovering_Democrat
Starbucks has joined the fight for gay marriage, as Washington state edges closer to becoming the seventh state to approve marriage equality.
Executive vice president of Partner Resources at Starbucks sent an email to business partners yesterday afternoon with the subject, "RE: A Message From Kalen Holmes: Starbucks Supports Marriage Equality."
"Starbucks is proud to join other leading Northwest employers in support of Washington State legislation recognizing marriage equality for same-sex couples," Holmes wrote.
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I always knew I was right to stick to Dunkin’ Donuts.
“Like a straight guy can say, Ill have a tall half-skinny half-1 percent extra hot split quad shot (two shots decaf, two shots regular) latte with whip, please.
Thank you! Also, I don’t want to bother with a coffee shop that’s too pretentious to sell a large coffee, and has to call it “grande” instead. Give me a break.
And you Starbucks “baristas”? Don’t get swelled heads. You’re soda jerks, that’s all.
Extra large coffee at McDonalds cost a buck. And tastes just fine.
,,,,, Starbucks leaving a bad taste in your mouth . Some thing are just too hard to swallow .
sorry ,,,, I just couldn’t resist . . .
Peet’s is better, anyway. Just not as convenient, as there aren’t Peet’s on every corner.
Funny how many people here liked Starbucks on the pro-gun thread!!
The economy is not recovering, we have ten per cent unemployement, we have gangs and Mexican drug lords inflitrating the DOJ but what is really, really important is to socially engineer marriage and family around gay sex and lifestyle. That is all that really matters, America!
“Whats up with companies endorsing ANYTHING?
Just sell your product and STFU.”
That makes way too much sense in the world we live in today.
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