> Should we force WeWork leadership, despite their rights to hold moral positions, to pay for something they don't want to pay for? I'm pretty sure this is the

> Should we force WeWork leadership, despite their rights to hold moral positions, to pay for something they don't want to pay for? I'm pretty sure this is the exact argument by social conservatives when it comes to mandated birth control coverage (not taking a stance simply stating a fact). Another point, not related to my response, is that non-meat dishes at a restaurant are similarly priced to some meat dishes, like a club sandwich and a salad. So the argument from a price standpoint is moot imo. I can understand not wanting to do it at company sponsored events but seems wack to not do it for an individual's meal. I think this will promote shaming on employees who eat meat.