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> Especially if they're also a large part of the company's public image. Why should an intelligent citizenry judge a company based on the dietary preferences o
by fareesh 8y ago
> Especially if they're also a large part of the company's public image.
Why should an intelligent citizenry judge a company based on the dietary preferences of someone working there? That sounds a lot like judging a religion based on one person's actions, and those kinds of principles must not be entertained in a fair and tolerant society.
Why should an intelligent citizenry not speak up against those who cry outrage for baseless reasons?