How To Become Vegan

court. I think there’s a good chance the company would have lost that case

if it went to trial.

The legal reasoning is that ethical veganism includes a set of moral

guiding principles, so it’s therefore protected against employer

discrimination. So, for instance, if your company fired you for being vegan,

you could sue them and you’d stand a decent chance of winning because

that would be akin to firing you for your religious beliefs, which is illegal.

Other countries may have similar laws.

What I’m also curious about is whether a vegan-run company could

refuse to hire someone for not being vegan, especially if it was a vegan

company and the vegan ethics were wrapped into the business model. As

far as I can tell, that would probably be legal since it’s unlikely that the

desire to perform animal sacrifice would be protected by law. But you’ll

have to check with a lawyer on that.

You may be in the minority as a vegan now, but that will eventually

change. If you’ve taken a deeper looking into the animal products industry,

then you already know that it’s based on unsustainable insanities and the

ongoing perpetuation of falsehood and ignorance. If enough humans keep

learning and growing, we’ll eventually correct this unintelligent behavior. I

suspect, however, that we won’t fully transition off of animal products until

stronger artificial intelligence becomes more deeply entrenched in our

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