The editor of The Baltimore Examiner was arrested and charged with threatening his next-door neighbors with a shotgun, police said Thursday.
No! Not The Baltimore Examiner that editorialized:
Now, there’s a generation of young people who simply reach for the gun when they feel they’ve been slighted.
Not The Baltimore Examiner that admitted:
In 2002 the entire Dawson family — Carnell and Angela and their five children — were murdered in their city home for standing up to drug dealers in their neighborhood. And the state’s highest court ruled earlier this month that relatives could not sue the city for failing to protect the family, who placed 109 calls to 911 or 311 between Jan. 1, 2000, and Oct. 16, 2002, about illegal activity in their neighborhood.
While the crime was horrible, police must not be held criminally liable for failing to prevent murders.
"Authorized journalists" certainly have no problem advocating you and I can't be trusted with a gun. I wonder how much of that is projection--because they know they can't trust themselves?