Starbucks: Legalizing Same-Sex Marriage ‘Is Core to Who We Are and What We Value’

CNS News ^ | January 27, 2012 | Elizabeth Harrington

[2ndDivisionVet]

[ml/nj]

I would also say that if Starbucks gets to be known as a homosexual hangout, they will disappear faster than those little boxes of Kodak film did.

ML/NJ

[Bernard Marx]

I’ve always made my own coffee and always will. I can buy a pound of the finest coffee beans, enough for 30 or 40 cups, for the price of a couple of cups of Starbucks brew. It amazes me there’s a market for their product.

[ml/nj]

Is that a Muslim in there?

ML/NJ

[Cementjungle]

Why anybody waits in line to pay 4 bucks for a cup of coffee is way beyond my understanding.

Herd mentality for those who want to be cool and support gays and other assorted nuts.

[2ndDivisionVet]

I don’t know. They just opened one up about 300 feet from my apartment complex and it’s hard to resist temptation.

[Doe Eyes]

They also have a hatred for the US Constitution which is founded on Natural Rights from God.

You should join the boycott of Starbucks.

Boycott of Starbucks to launch on Valentine's Day: End "open carry" gun policy

[ml/nj]

I’ve always made my own coffee and always will. I can buy a pound of the finest coffee beans, enough for 30 or 40 cups, for the price of a couple of cups of Starbucks brew.

I'm wondering? Do you ever go out to a restaurant? The same argument could be made even against buying a hamburger at MacDonald's. I make lots of coffee here, but sometimes I leave my home and I have to buy coffee somewhere else. Others meet people for a cup of coffee outside their homes or offices. I can think of times when I've been on the road, and a coffee place (not Starbucks) provides me coffee, croissant, and Internet for an hour or more. Suggesting that all these places sell is ten cents worth of flavored water is just ignorant.

ML/NJ

[Waryone]

My goodness. When I saw that headline, I thought Mitt Romney had developed a new honesty based campaign slogan.

[editor-surveyor]

Undrinkable puke anyway.

[UnbelievingScumOnTheOtherSide]

I never liked coffee anyway.

[wild74]

Don’t you just hate it when you can’t boycott something because you have never been in one, but I can pass it on about Starbutts love of homosexual marriage

[Billk]

I stopped doing business with this bunch of F—s long ago , 7 11 has better coffee , cheaper also. Washing state is a corrupt place from head to toe.

[Bulwyf]

I saw their trend in the mid 90s, I haven’t been there since. They can go pound sand, and their elite know better than anyone else clientele.

[dfwgator]

Looks like Idiocracy got it right!

Pvt. Joe Bowers: Man, I could really go for a Starbucks, y'know?

Frito: I don't really think we have time for a handjob, Joe.

[Zakeet]

Now seriously ... how many of you evil Fweepers could deny this couple ... don't say of what ... their happineth ... after all the service that Bawney wendered to the United States?

[AnTiw1]

I haven’t stepped into a Starbucks in years, I think I’ve ordered coffee from them six times in total...every time I had to explain to an embryo in uniform how you make an espresso americano, and half the time I still didn’t get what I asked for. You can dress up a turd but you can’t take it to the dance.

[Jacquerie]

You may kiss the bride.

(Not you zkt)

[Sans-Culotte]

I really lke Starbucks' coffee; so it will be tough to boycott them (I mainly buy the beans and grind and brew my own coffee). Thing is: how long until EVERY company supports the homos out of fear if they don't?

BTW, the $4 coffee jokes are lame. It is only $4 if you are getting one of those milkshake type drinks. I bought a cup of regular coffee there this afternoon for $1.65.

[Chode]

thank you, filthy disease ridden queers delenda est...