Santa Barbara, CA May Declare Chick-fil-A a "Public Nuisance" Due to Long Drive-Thru Lines
Mar 17, 2022 13:31:59 #
New, there is a huge congregation that hates 'capitalism'. https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/03/santa-barbara-california-may-declare-chick-fil-public-nuisance-due-long-drive-thru-lines/
Mar 17, 2022 14:27:58 #
Tiptop789
Loc: State of Denial
fullspinzoo wrote:
New, there is a huge congregation that hates 'capitalism'. https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/03/santa-barbara-california-may-declare-chick-fil-public-nuisance-due-long-drive-thru-lines/
Your comment makes little sense.
Mar 17, 2022 14:32:22 #
fullspinzoo wrote:
New, there is a huge congregation that hates 'capitalism'. https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/03/santa-barbara-california-may-declare-chick-fil-public-nuisance-due-long-drive-thru-lines/
Interesting article. However, it is the city's problem, not Chik Fil A.
Just a back door attempt by liberals to close the business.
Mar 17, 2022 15:31:01 #
American Vet wrote:
Interesting article. However, it is the city's problem, not Chik Fil A.
Just a back door attempt by liberals to close the business.
Just a back door attempt by liberals to close the business.
Exactly. If the city's lib council for instance, are not crazy about people of faith, they'll find anything to shut them down. Libs will invent an ordinance to curtail free enterprise.
Mar 17, 2022 17:27:28 #
Tiptop789
Loc: State of Denial
American Vet wrote:
Interesting article. However, it is the city's problem, not Chik Fil A.
Just a back door attempt by liberals to close the business.
Just a back door attempt by liberals to close the business.
Many cities have ordancies that block businesses
Mar 17, 2022 17:29:08 #
Tiptop789 wrote:
Many cities have prancing ordancies that block businesses
Never heard of a "prancing ordancies": Can you clarify?
Mar 17, 2022 17:31:22 #
Tiptop789
Loc: State of Denial
American Vet wrote:
Never heard of a "prancing ordancies": Can you clarify?
An extra word got in there although the way some cities work, the ordancies do seem to prance
Mar 17, 2022 17:36:09 #
Tiptop789 wrote:
An extra word got in there although the way some cities work, the ordancies do seem to prance
OK: But I have not heard of any city ordinances that "block" a business. There are often some zoning rules in place (example: one cannot build a strip club next to a school).
But the reason I said it is a city problem: It is the citizens going to the restaurant and blocking the traffic; not the business doing anything except producing a popular product. Given the city gains (in sales tax), common sense would dictate that they would be in favor of helping the citizens.
Mar 17, 2022 17:52:13 #
Tiptop789 wrote:
An extra word got in there although the way some cities work, the ordancies do seem to prance
Nice one.
Mar 17, 2022 19:54:22 #
Tiptop789
Loc: State of Denial
American Vet wrote:
OK: But I have not heard of any city ordinances that "block" a business. There are often some zoning rules in place (example: one cannot build a strip club next to a school).
But the reason I said it is a city problem: It is the citizens going to the restaurant and blocking the traffic; not the business doing anything except producing a popular product. Given the city gains (in sales tax), common sense would dictate that they would be in favor of helping the citizens.
But the reason I said it is a city problem: It is the citizens going to the restaurant and blocking the traffic; not the business doing anything except producing a popular product. Given the city gains (in sales tax), common sense would dictate that they would be in favor of helping the citizens.
Woodshole MA doesn't allow any fast food restaurants (ie McDonald's, etc). Same with Martha's Vineyard. I agree with you that this is a city problem. Maybe excess traffic or congestion. Chick-fil-A is very popular.
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