Why? Because I don’t see it the way you do. The First Amendment is most important to me, and to those who vilify the press, “the answer to free speech is more free speech.” Not less.
As far as the crimes you linked, you should be addressing your comments to the administration.
And I don’t believe I twisted anything. Either you believe in the rule of law or you have anarchy.
And what do you have when those who’s duty it is to provide the information necessary to keep the public informed have given their allegiance to the enemy during a time of war?
And what do you have when those who’s duty it is to safe guard our nation from such abusers of such trust wont act?
We’re stuck in a problem that has no clean or easy solution. That much is obvious.
Just remember, those you are so strenuously defending here are the only hope our enemy has of victory.
Who is it that works so hard at wearing us down and eroding our resolve in standing against our enemy?
Who is it that uses their privilege to give aid and comfort to the enemy by disclosing or purposely mischaracterizing our efforts to defend ourselves?
Who was it that went and took a video manufactured by a known insurgent about a fight in Haditha, turned it into a propaganda smear against our forces and got some of our Marines locked up for simply doing their duty?
That’s just one example. There are a cornucopia of examples available. The rarity is a professional journalist that tells the truth and does not act as if obligated to work for the victory of our enemy.
This is an industry that is populated by persons still proud of the “victory” against the US in Vietnam and totally ignores the millions that died as a result of the gross betrayals committed by them while they abused their privileges as journalists to sell their own political agenda.