Those who demand control of where your personal money goes, are evil. Those who cave in to the demands, are cowards.

Nothing got sold out. It's a business. And money is the life blood of business.

Their donations to Christian organizations that believe in traditional marriage will stop because some hateful bigots in the gay community got pissy with hem and they caved. If you don't understand that, o don't know how else to explain it.

When you force someone to adhere to your own beliefs because you don't like their beliefs, that's hateful. And when you tell people a company discriminates against a group of people based on one person's beliefs and it isn't true, that's an outright lie and is bigoted. Ruining someone's reputation due to their beliefs is bigoted. Hating someone who has done nothing to you based on their beliefs or look, is bigoted.

Exactly

I'm not talking about those people. I'm talking about the CEO of Chick fil A.

And wanting gay marriage to be illegal and forcing gay marriage to be illegal are two different things. It's like me trying to force someone not to be racist. They have every right to their opinion as long as their opinion isn't hurting anyone physically or breaking any laws.

I don't have a problem with gay marriage, but I believe it to be wrong. I'm not pushing for laws to be made to harass gay people. And Chick fil A's CEO isn't forcing gay people to not eat at his restaurants.

I highly doubt the SJWs will even consider buying from them and instead will go by the usual route of forever being tainted and thus the flip-flop would cause a loss of income. That'd be caving, not good business.