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"After 22 years of serving the citizens of Washington, I am being asked to leave because I am dirty.... And Jay Inslee can kiss my ass."

Says Robert LaMay, of Washington State Patrol, signing off on his last day, as he is forced out of his job by his refusal to comply with a mask mandate.

 

I got that through "A trooper defying his state’s vaccine mandate uses his final dispatch to tell off the governor" (WaPo).

LaMay, who went public with his opposition to the mandate in August, told The Post that he was skeptical about the safety and effectiveness of the vaccines... He said he was concerned that “the people pushing it are politicians.” 

He cited fears over long-term effects, including on fertility, though health officials have said there is no evidence of such harm. “The problem is, we don’t know what this is going to do,” LaMay said. “Is it sterilizing your daughters? Is it sterilizing your sons? We don’t know.” 

As a Christian, he said, he has objections to the way the vaccines were developed. He said that his family shares his concerns, and that they had “put it up to prayer: ‘Hey God, if this is what you want, let’s see it.’ ” 

When he spoke publicly about his opposition to the mandate and subsequently received job offers from other agencies, he took it as a sign. “This is where we’re supposed to be; this is what we’re supposed to do,” LaMay said. “God will provide — you put it in his hands, and he’ll take care of you. That’s basically what he’s been showing.” 

Because of the vaccine mandate, he said, he and other troopers have “lost trust in the governor, our command staff, our chief.” He said he chose to address Inslee (D) the way he did Friday because “he won’t listen to us with proper protocol.”

It's especially important for police to be vaccinated, since people are forced into contact with them. The mandate is government force used against those who are used by the government to apply force to others. It's rough. But force needn't be so crude. And yet, once the government begins a mandate, it's got to bull through. It must have seemed to be working quite well, but when you get down to the last 10%, you see the real effect of the effort at compulsion, and onlookers — including vaccinated onlookers like me — feel sympathy.

Plenty of onlookers don't feel sympathetic to people like LaMay. The top-rated comment at WaPo says: "And to think he had been walking around with a badge and gun for 22 years. His lack of critical thinking skills is dumbfounding." Somebody else says, "One less morbidly obese moron to worry about."

By they way, LaMay's line — "the people pushing it are politicians" — resonates with something Kamala Harris said in the 2020 campaign: "If Donald Trump tells us to take it, I'm not taking it."

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Says Robert LaMay, of Washington State Patrol, signing off on his last day, as he is forced out of his job by his refusal to comply with a mask mandate.

 

I got that through "A trooper defying his state’s vaccine mandate uses his final dispatch to tell off the governor" (WaPo).

LaMay, who went public with his opposition to the mandate in August, told The Post that he was skeptical about the safety and effectiveness of the vaccines... He said he was concerned that “the people pushing it are politicians.” 

He cited fears over long-term effects, including on fertility, though health officials have said there is no evidence of such harm. “The problem is, we don’t know what this is going to do,” LaMay said. “Is it sterilizing your daughters? Is it sterilizing your sons? We don’t know.” 

As a Christian, he said, he has objections to the way the vaccines were developed. He said that his family shares his concerns, and that they had “put it up to prayer: ‘Hey God, if this is what you want, let’s see it.’ ” 

When he spoke publicly about his opposition to the mandate and subsequently received job offers from other agencies, he took it as a sign. “This is where we’re supposed to be; this is what we’re supposed to do,” LaMay said. “God will provide — you put it in his hands, and he’ll take care of you. That’s basically what he’s been showing.” 

Because of the vaccine mandate, he said, he and other troopers have “lost trust in the governor, our command staff, our chief.” He said he chose to address Inslee (D) the way he did Friday because “he won’t listen to us with proper protocol.”

It's especially important for police to be vaccinated, since people are forced into contact with them. The mandate is government force used against those who are used by the government to apply force to others. It's rough. But force needn't be so crude. And yet, once the government begins a mandate, it's got to bull through. It must have seemed to be working quite well, but when you get down to the last 10%, you see the real effect of the effort at compulsion, and onlookers — including vaccinated onlookers like me — feel sympathy.

Plenty of onlookers don't feel sympathetic to people like LaMay. The top-rated comment at WaPo says: "And to think he had been walking around with a badge and gun for 22 years. His lack of critical thinking skills is dumbfounding." Somebody else says, "One less morbidly obese moron to worry about."

By they way, LaMay's line — "the people pushing it are politicians" — resonates with something Kamala Harris said in the 2020 campaign: "If Donald Trump tells us to take it, I'm not taking it."

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