What does this mean to franchise owners? Well the immediate effect will be a massive loss of customers. I know I don't any portion of my money going to the fagot organizations Chick-fil-a has chosen to support. You can count on me not ever going to another Chick-fil-a.
For the franchise owners, they can dissociate themselves from the corporation. This would mean having to give up on using any of the branding. But there is good news for the franchise owners. Since they do have a well established customer base, they can continue to provide good for to their customers under their own independent names.
It is very sad to see someone turn they backs on God, but that is exactly what Chick-fil-a has done. The corporation may still require their franchisees to be closed on Sunday, but that will not be because they want to honor God. It would be more for deception purposes.
Many Christians has already decided to stop going to Chick-fil-a, and many more will follow this trend.
As a business owner, I would quickly set up my own business name such as in the Chick-fil-a case.
We have p;entry of examples from the Bible what happens when children don't follow God as their parents did. This is true of Chick-fil-a.
