Berkeley Whole Foods files retraining order against vegan protestors
Posted by Josh Taylor / October 12, 2018
In what might be the most peak Berkeley moment you can imagine, a Berkeley Whole Foods recently had to file a restraining order against a group of animal rights protestors. Despite Whole Foods alleged attention to healthy and animal-safe farming practices, the protestors believe that one of the grocery chain’s farms violates its “free range” policy for its chickens. The protestors used to protest in the store, blocking customers and employers. Now, they will now have to protest outside.
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Apparently vegan protestors have heretofore been poorly trained.
I tried going Vegan and failed the test. The toughest part about being VEGAN is that it is a purist regimen and requires dedication and cause commitment.
The cause of the animals is a just one, however fails miserably when the human angle comes into play. We have to love ourselves first. As far as the restraining order goes there isn’t a doubt that sales would be affected and money would change hands between the Vegan and the “Free range,” sellers. The ethics of this whole transaction is doubtful for the Vegan protestors might have compromised ethics.