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Boatswain2PA
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Wow…police keep screwing this up…
Sure.Journalists love getting arrested while covering a story. Especially if there’s photos and videos of the arres
CNN’s Josh Campbell, who also was in the area but not standing with the on-air crew, said he, too, was approached by police, but was allowed to remain.
“I identified myself … they said, ‘OK, you’re permitted to be in the area,’” recounted Campbell, who is white. “I was treated much differently than (Jimenez) was.”
Jimenez is black and Latino. Kirkos is white, and Mendez is Hispanic.
That’s right: if there were no invidious discrimination, then there would no invidious disriiation.If the others hadn’t been arrested, he wouldn’t have been able to make that point.
I suspect that they hunger and thirst after righteousness sake.My point is simply that journalists live for this kind of stuff.
I think you are painting journalists with an awfully wide brush…even in this case, the arrested reporter acted professionally without attempting to make his predicament the story.Journalists love getting arrested while covering a story. Especially if there’s photos and videos of the arrest.
Yep…however…lighting a match to check the level in a gas tank is “just” a screw up too…at this point, there is scant room for screw ups.There was no reason for the city to arrest them. The city just screwed up
Awesome post!I suspect that they hunger and thirst after righteousness sake.