It is an interesting situation for the UK government to debate. If people who have made dietary choices for their lifestyle should this have legal protection?
If they do achieve this, then because it is a philosophical approach to dinner, could others have legal protection too?
I am a Support Worker for Adults with Special Needs, the people who I support can choose what food they want to eat, but a Vegan employee may decide not to feed them unless they eat Vegan food. This removes the human right of choice, so who is right here?

I’ve begun a keto diet and yes there’s some people that have made it a little annoying.
but at least I haven’t met anyone that beats other people over the head with it or attempts to publicly shame people unlike a lot of vegans.
So I get it

Dylan, may I say, that is your opinion? There are some vocal, opinionated vegans. That is the minority. I have had to listen to 20 years of 'legalise cannabis, it cures everything' without any real evidence. I think its perfectly acceptable that this group are protected, especially if others think it fine to demonise them