• berrytopylus [she/her,they/them]
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    1 year ago

    people saying umm but I literally need this food because of their allergy policies or something - obviously this person needs to break the picket line

    Often there are alternatives anyway and their reasoning is the same as everyone's else "it inconveniences me and I don't like it" but just played up as being a necessity instead.

    You see that with food delivery arguments a lot "Uh I'm disabled so I need to spend on doordash because I can't go shopping", but grocery delivery is also a thing and you can get it for like 5-10 bucks, infinitely cheaper than any restaurant delivery.

    In actuality th reasons behind the argument then are actually the same as anyone else "I'd rather have doordash than a frozen meal in the microwave" or "I'd rather eat product A that fits my allergies than Product B that fits my allergies", they're just trying to fall back on something soon as more acceptable.