watcher wrote:I do not understand how that if one becomes a journalist then one no longer belongs to the human race. The standard formula of reporting is telling the Who, What, Where, When and Why of the story. I always thought that was pretty simple. The understanding that one needs to be objective and to not allow ones personal opinion to slant those facts or cause one not to bring all of those facts forward is what all journalist have to be self regulating in.
If one is truly human how do they then claim that one is just doing their job as a journalist; reporting the story as if they where just a bystander and they are just being objective in the reporting of that action.
The communists did their job well. Part of the objective is simply to inculcate the idea (in as many people as possible) that the United States is the source of all evil in the world. Thus, taking sides with any and all enemies of the United States is to be encouraged.
Returning to my theme of communists controlling the media and education; if you wanted to ensure that the media (journalists) were all sympathetic to communist goals and opposed to America in every way -- where would you start?
Journalism school.
In most universities, one of the first disciplines invaded by the communist, anti-American ideology was Journalism. It has been for decades, and still is, one of the fields of study almost 100% populated with communist professors. To this day, the communists haven't much bothered with things like engineering, or the hard sciences -- they went straight for those individuals who would end up shaping the way Americans think, what they believe, and what facts and information are presented to them.
The Associated Press is populated almost entirely with people who quite simply hate this country. That is their primary impetus in life. It's not important if they find themselves siding with Muslim terrorists, brutal dictators, or corrupt politicians -- provided those people share the goal of opposition to the U.S.. They're willing to accept (and, apparently, film) murder, terrorism, the killing of American soldiers, whatever, if it promotes the goal of making America look bad.
The most amazing thing about this story in particular is that the photographer and the AP are so deluded by this passion to show America in a bad light, that they actually think that showing photos of women murdered by the Taliban somehow reflects badly on the U.S.. In their minds, this shows that "violence" continues despite (or because of) American action in Afghanistan -- and they think that this is the message that others will take from these photos. To them "violence" is
thing -- a circumstance, a condition, an unattached "problem" -- that can only result from bad policies of those "in charge" and not in any way attributable to the evil actions of evil individuals. (I know I'm not saying it right, but I hope you get the idea) To a sane person, the only "message" that could possibly be taken away from these photos and the acts they depict is that the Taliban is evil and murders people -- that the individual terrorists themselves are evil and to blame for their own murderous actions. And, of course, that the photographer (and the AP) are complicit in this evil.
I'm pretty sure that the short way of saying all of the above is "Liberalism is a mental disease"