Churchs Chicken Just Bowed Down To Shariah Law In An Absolutely SICKENING Way According to recent reports, a Baltimore couple has just filed a civil rights lawsuit against the Islamic investment bank that owns the Churchs Chicken fast-foot chain. Marcus and Denise Beasley claim that the franchise failed because of the banks adherence to Shariah law, which prevented them from selling pork. The Beasleys claim that they were treated unfairly by Arcapita Inc. when they were not allowed to serve breakfast dishes containing pork after the chain was acquired in 2004. The couple was not protected by any sort of grandfather policy, although their contract with AFC Enterprises Inc. predated the takeover. Crescent Capital Investments Inc., the United States affiliate of Bahrain-based First Islamic Investment Bank BSC, bought the franchise. They later changed their name to Arcapita. When the Beasleys entered the sublease in 2005, the developer required them to submit their menu for approval. The franchises offerings included pork items. One week before the Beasleys were going to open, Arcapita told them they were unable to serve pork because it goes against Islam. The Beasleys claim they received substantial economic losses because of the change. The lawsuit seeks $5 million in actual damages, $5 million in compensatory damages, and $10 million in punitive damages. What do you think of the lawsuit? 