@23:03 Nope. Freedom of the press means they can print whatever they like …

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Comment on Japanese Earthquake Journalists “Total Scum” by Anonymous:

@23:03

Nope. Freedom of the press means they can print whatever they like – it doesn’t absolve them of responsibility for their other actions though.

If someone did something like this to you and you decked them, you’d get off charges on the grounds of provocation or diminished responsibility.

Anonymous made other comments on this post:

• Japanese Earthquake Journalists “Total Scum”:
  

  Wow, I guess now is the time for New Zealand to send their reporters to Japan to takes some interviews.

• Japanese Earthquake Journalists “Total Scum”:
  

  Lets cut that journalist’s leg and ask him how it feels…

• Japanese Earthquake Journalists “Total Scum”:
  

  ““How did it feel to hear your right leg had been amputated?” “Were you prepared to lose your leg?” “You used to play a lot of sports, but now you can’t, how does it feel?” It feels like he won the fucking lottery. Assholes…

• Japanese Earthquake Journalists “Total Scum”:
  

  They do think about their feelings, its just the direction of that thinking is way fucked up. Like a psycho skinning a hooker in the woods: they know it hurts, and thats the whole point.

• Japanese Earthquake Journalists “Total Scum”:
  

  Seems like they learned the trade from the ones working at a certain Italian news programme…

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