> It's not your job to enforce policies that don't exist. If you have moral qualms with what you're being paid to do, then a policy exists. It just might not

> It's not your job to enforce policies that don't exist. If you have moral qualms with what you're being paid to do, then a policy exists. It just might not be a government policy. Maybe we shouldn't expect people to become crusaders for the cause, but I do think it's reasonable to expect them to distance themselves from that kind of work (which GP did, kudos).