… unless the person works voluntarily, that is.

  • gandalf_der_13te@feddit.orgOP
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    15 hours ago

    yeah but do you go to work voluntarily? would you still do it if you didn’t need the money? if so, then yes, it is vegan.

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      I go to work for money (in the job I chose), and I get money, i call that a fair deal. If I was owned by someone, was forced to work, and would not get paid in return, I would be a slave. I mean what do you think it should be like? I don’t go to work and I get paid anyways? Who makes the shit I buy with the money then?

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        Sorry to burst your bubble, but if your work’s payment feels like a fair deal, you’re very privileged when compared to the average human

        Edit: even being able to choose your job is a privilege…

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        11 hours ago

        i mean, i only asked whether you go to work voluntarily, and whether it could therefore be considered vegan.

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          The only way someone can work voluntarily is if they have the option to not work and still live with some semblance of comfort and security.

          This means that almost all people are obliged to work.