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Huh, I hadn't heard about that. Did they face any significant backlash legal or otherwise? I suppose non-pescatarians aren't a protected class so there's no leg
by kjeetgill 8y ago
Huh, I hadn't heard about that. Did they face any significant backlash legal or otherwise? I suppose non-pescatarians aren't a protected class so there's no legal argument.
I like this example because it's fairly odd/unique enough to be jarring. I don't think companies need to act compleatly apolically, but it is a fine line to walk.
I find it hard to really generalize my own feelings on the issue without simply choosing my own politics.
- rmc 8y ago> I suppose non-pescatarians aren't a protected class so there's no legal argument. Correct. But sometimes these things can bump into protected classes. Like if someone has a medical disability that would require them to eat enough of a certain thing. You can't punish them then