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Are you so committed to your profession that you'd take the risk of going to jail even though you've broken no laws?
Just a journalist doing his job. Telling the truth. So glad he got out.
So this happened.
simply reporting on the weather. I'm so glad they are going hard on this ridiculous person. Altho, maybe IDA was fake news and the libtards trucked in all that water and actually tore all those roofs off!
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Just trying to do their jobs.
I know a lot of people think reporters are awful. We're fake news. But we work hard at a job that doesn't pay well because we love it. We put ourselves out there in public every day, something few jobs do. This weekend, I managed to get a soundbite from Senator Schumer at the cannabis parade. This was a big deal because my company is a small co and not a mainstream big-time media co. I was feeling pretty proud of myself. Then, I see later that day a cannabis CEO insulting me on Twitter and industry people liking and retweeting his insult. In his opinion, I can't read or write because GMR wrote something about his company. No opinion, just literally stating something that was in the company's OWN filings. TBH it stung. It took away my moment of happiness for a few hours. It's hard when someone with 10k followers insults you. Then I decided who was this ja****le? Why allow him to bring me down? At that point, I moved on. I noted who liked what he said and will remember them. Don't let the turkeys get you down! Stay strong fellow journalists. Focus on the wins.
Unfortunately for this journalist her career is tainted as she admits writing a false story. I guess since she quit she found her moral compass? As a reporter your reputation is built on the truths you tell.
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Carlos Martínez de la Serna, program director for the Committee to Protect Journalists, said Sahouri’s case exemplified police mistreatment of American journalists. “It is ironic,” he said. “She was covering opposition against police brutality and she was subject to this type of harassment on the spot.”