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Its absolutely realistic to compartmentalize and to separate personal beliefs from professional duty. The vast majority of police, firefighters, paramedics, etc, all do it on a daily basis without issue.

I also am of the personal opinion that dealing fentanyl should carry a mandatory minimum 20 year sentence, and I work primarily narcotics and gang cases, yet Ive had countless interactions with drug dealers wherein were just two people talking after the arrest is made.

Ive literally sat with people that I chased for four blocks and had hour long conversations while we waited for charges to be finalized, transports to be lined up, etc.

Its called being professional, and its truly not that difficult.

Public servants arent going to subscribe to all of your beliefs, and they shouldnt. All that matters is that they leave personal issues at the door on the way in.