Shocked grossly miscalculated her progressive fanbase if she thought her hate-speech would be met with applause. Instead, cancellations followed.

After examining the coupon, the cashier listens as the boys suggest he honor the ‘promise’ of a free sandwich for denouncing their gayness.

Here are the people – some surprising – who inspire the insult by sheer idiocy, crass thoughtlessness, or despicable behavior, either regularly or with enough impact to earn the title.

It appears that just days after Chick-fil-A had agreed to stop funding bigoted groups, Dan Cathy on September 18th, tweeted a photo from a fund raiser for the anti-LBGT group Marriage and Family Foundation.

A clear victory for proponents of LGBT rights, and marriage equality.

Comedians Skyler Stone and Mike Smith make out for gay rights

The First Amendment to the Constitution is often quoted, and far less often understood, particularly by right-wing politicians.

Sarah Palin misunderstands the First Amendment AGAIN when talking about Chick-Fil-A boycott.

On Thursday night’s edition of The Daily Show, Jon Stewart ended the week with a bang.

Candidate Ron Williams calls for violence against elected officials in tasteless joke.

‘Eat up, you Godless sodomites!’

NH franchise bucks the trend, comes out for equal rights.

Another religious fanatic spreads lies and coded calls for violence over the airwaves.

Apparently being homophobic was not sufficient. Now aiming to add misogyny to the list.

In case you were just beginning to forget who she was, former half-term Governor Sarah Palin (R-AK) thought it best to throw her hat into the ring recently over the apparent Chick-fil-A anti-gay controversy.

Did you know chickens can be gay? Does Chik-Fil-A’s COO and President know this?

During his show on Thursday night, Colbert mocked Chick-fil-A’s stance on gay marriage.

I guess the Bible takes a back seat when there’s a profit to be made.

Those darn teens, with their slang, and their bible quotes.

‘Kids Meals-Good Nutrition, Good Values.’ A noble sentiment, but alas, not actual corporate policy.