A good friend of mine almost lost her job because she used her work email to send something that referenced PETA. She works for an organization that studies primates and this was a giant red flag. It wasn't the misuse of her email that was an issue but the fact that she associated herself with the group. She's a bit more careful these days.
I took more direct action and, if I did it now, I'd lose my job; the economy being what it is, we shed jobs at any opportunity. We don't get animal rights protesters picketing outside our buildings any more, either, or phoning in bomb scares. When times are hard, people turn their attention on themselves.
Who'd have thought moral decency was a function of affluence?
Is it normal to be completely annoyed of vegans and PETA?
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A good friend of mine almost lost her job because she used her work email to send something that referenced PETA. She works for an organization that studies primates and this was a giant red flag. It wasn't the misuse of her email that was an issue but the fact that she associated herself with the group. She's a bit more careful these days.
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I took more direct action and, if I did it now, I'd lose my job; the economy being what it is, we shed jobs at any opportunity. We don't get animal rights protesters picketing outside our buildings any more, either, or phoning in bomb scares. When times are hard, people turn their attention on themselves.
Who'd have thought moral decency was a function of affluence?
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Direct action? I'm intrigued...and what are these morals you speak of :)