Column: L.A.'s unvaccinated public workers go Ayn Rand, throw fit over city’s vaccine mandate

LA Times

BY GUSTAVO ARELLANO
Anti-vaccine mandate protesters at Grand Park, outside L.A. City Hall, on Nov. 8. (Luis Sinco / Los Angeles Times)

The big tantrum happened in front of L.A. City Hall.

Thousands gathered to protest the city’s mandate that all public employees vaccinate themselves against COVID-19, or lose their jobs.

Many of the assembled employees, including police officers and firefighters, owe their taxpayer-funded paychecks to the city’s alphabet soup of important public agencies: the MTA, the DWP, the LAPD, LASD and LAFD.

Some wore hats touting the extremist Proud Boys. At least one person held a sign in support of the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.

Publish : 2021-11-15 15:30:00

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