You saved me the effort of typing it. I feel ANY person in ANY role has a duty to themselves and the people they work with (or for) to not comply with orders/i

You saved me the effort of typing it. I feel ANY person in ANY role has a duty to themselves and the people they work with (or for) to not comply with orders/instructions which go against their beliefs, values or morals. When I was younger I sold used cars. We were instructed that if a potential buyer asked us if a car had been involved in accident, we were to shrug and say "we don't know" even if it was clear to us that it had been. Whenever I was asked I told the truth...most of which then didn't buy the car. When I lost one too many "done deal" sales, I lost my job. I had to go find another one. but at least I never had to go home and cry myself to sleep for being a cheating, lying scumbag. These people aren't "drafted" to fight a cause they don't believe in, these are people voluntarily doing a job they signed up to do. I don't envy their position, as I am sure if they could get another job they would. It doesn't defend their complicity in acts which they know to be wrong. If they don't agree with what they're doing, they have the choice to not do it.