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You know quite well the case I was making.

If a truth comes out and it is the truth, I don't first look to see if the person purveying such truth came about it legally or not.

Let the system take care of their transgressions later.

The problem is is that the papers these reporters were using may only be just distorted parts of Bennett's true record of gambling. He may have "broken" even as he says or he may be in denial in dealing with the full extent of his gambling expeditures and secretly dismayed with it"

Motive of the reporters is important these days as plagiarism and examples of news distortion are rocking the NY Times and other big papers. If we can't trust the main media to get the "stories right", how can we trust that what these reporters are saying is accurate.

Bennett has suffered a flesh wound...he'll recover from it. He has a strong center, or else gambling would have taken over the whole of his life. Perhaps it was about to, which is why God has allowed him to be publically embarrassed like this!