Posted on 12/07/2018 11:59:38 AM PST by Libloather
A Los Angeles city councilman proposed on Wednesday that the city require movie theaters and sports venues to serve vegan food.
The law would make Los Angeles the first city in the nation to impose such a mandate. At a press conference on the steps of City Hall, councilman Paul Koretz announced the measure alongside representatives from PETA, the Humane League, and the Los Angeles Food Policy Council. The ordinance would require theaters and other large-scale entertainment venues that serve food to offer at least one vegan protein option on their menus.
Theres really no downside to it, Koretz told Variety. The change could easily be made in any venue. A movie theater serves hot dogs. They can serve vegan dogs. Its easy.
(Excerpt) Read more at variety.com ...
Nobody orders it, nobody eats it.
It gets trashed, resulting in
higher prices for the other menu
items. If vegan items were demanded,
they would be on the menu, as movie
theaters make a lot of their profit
from vending.
Never heard of the "slippery slope"?
you dont have to order it.
At first.
“I forgot to mention possible jail time as well.”
More fake news fro you!
I did look at your posting history and find you to be insufferable so I realize you are just doing your thing. No one xares.
Sad that some may actually believe your fake news.
I have killed so many people with my post about straws. Have another french fry you moron.
“I have killed so many people with my post about straws. Have another french fry you moron.”
Lay off the booze.
Lay off the crack.
Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive.
It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies.
C.S.Lewis
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