2021 isn't 2020. In 2020, around 6:00 every evening, we stood on our front porches banging pots and pans together to show support for our health care workers. In 2021, half of us stand on our front porches banging pots and pans to remind our health care workers how hated they are for not getting vaccinated. 2020, they were going through hell as heroes. In 2021, they are fired for not sticking a needle in their arms. 2020 was hell for police as well, and in 2021 they too are getting fired for not abiding by mandates. Not Deputy Bailey from the King County sheriff's office. He quit.

He's vaccinated. But the mandates and the way his hesitant brothers are being treated was one thing too many. Deputy Bailey had this poignant message to share, blasting the department's "leadership" as well.

"I'm done. Twenty-three years in the united states Army prior to this. About ten years as a cop. And I think that after all the stuff that we've been through — the defund, the de-hate, the demotivation of cops — all the stuff that they put us through, I still went to work every single day motivated and ready to do my job. I didn't care that other people from outside of the organization didn't care for us. It was all about the family. But when it started to become toxic from the inside, when people stopped caring for each other on the inside, it was too much for me."

Think about all the anti-cop hatred people like Deputy Bailey had to deal with in 2020. Especially in Washington State. Yet now in 2021, because some officers don't want to make a personal medical decision being mandated by the government, they're being treated like shit and tossed aside. The unvaccinated are treated with contempt. It's the directive being sent from Joe Biden on down.

Deputy Bailey won't be the last. That's the bigger pandemic our country is facing.

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