I know my suggestion would be an inappropriate use of protected class, but why don't whistleblowers get that level of protection? If a society wants to put ethi

I know my suggestion would be an inappropriate use of protected class, but why don't whistleblowers get that level of protection? If a society wants to put ethics at the forefront of its leadership, then ethical people need to be able to continue working in their careers to progress further as opposed to being pushed out for doing what society wants them to do. If a society doesn't want whistleblowers, then it shouldn't reward them and it should even consider penalizing them. The prevailing sentiment about whistleblowers and whistleblowing seems ambiguous and akin to a sort of NIH: people are alright with having whistleblower in places anywhere except for their own organization.