Food for thought:
How often do you hear about the transgressions of U.S. journalists? Anything from drunkenness in public, to speeding, trespassing, stealing, fabricating a story, illicit drug use and/or possession, bargaining sex for news tips, inappropriate professional relations with a government official, abuse of official capacity, public lewdness, computer hacking, bribery, perjury, breaking and entering, forgery, eavesdropping, espionage, sexual harassment, possession of child pornography, child abuse, domestic violence, rape, or murder. Isn’t it peculiar that America’s journalists who report the news have so little information about their felonious activities available to the public, despite the industry’s enormous size?
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