The system is wrong, students are taught what the system wants them to learn, to fit the narrative. Critical thinking students who accept nothing and question everything are seen as "trouble makers". You must obey.
For example, British history is written to teach generations that the British were the greatest nationality ever. Wrong. Just a few names well known, Drake and Raleigh lauded as daring seafarer's were paid privateers, who raped, pillaged and enslaved.
Churchill was a mysoginist a drunk and a war criminal, Britain did not win the WW2. and don't get me started on the bastard house of saxe coberg and gotha and their inbreeding fore fathers!
So on the one hand is this vegan challenging the system? Or is he foisting upon kids his own personal views? Kids should be allowed to withdraw from his lessons, like non c of e kids can withdraw from religious studies ( why they have that crap still is beyond me) and kids can be withdrawn from sex education ( why? this is an important life lesson).
Anyways I love fussy eaters it just means there is more meat for me to wolf down
RE: Right to vegan vs right to learn