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Subject: freedom of the press.
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ladibud 7.02.17 - 09:52am
where should it end, and should it end at all?

as I said in my churches post abt the magical pastors as an eg.. should they be put on the front page, smiling holding the poison, their names and face for all to see. is this giving them recognition and should it be stopped, reported abt yes, but no pics of them and names. no publicity personally. * +

ladibud 7.02.17 - 09:54am
often videos of school bulllying is uploaded by the press on social media. should it be allowed? of course it should be reported abt and steps taken, but should these videos be uploaded for all to see. * +

kimjongl 7.02.17 - 10:08am
I don't think you can restrict the press on moral grounds because then you get into a debate about who's morals are right. There are some grounds you can restrict them on. Privacy, libel, malicious reporting, reporting of fake news. * +

doc.four 7.02.17 - 10:15am
The freedom of the press, in my naive opinion, is ultimately very important to our social structure. The problem they have is their perpetual issues of popularity, which ultimately drives them to the sensationalism that angers us. * +

bozzalad 7.02.17 - 10:49am
often videos of school bulllying is uploaded by the press on social media.
I'm not sure about this because it seems that many assume bullying is rare n mostly just a bit of name calling, these videos could be the thing that makes em face reality * +

ladibud 7.02.17 - 11:51am
what abt the added embarrasment for the one who was bullied to have it up for all the nation to see * +

kimjongl 7.02.17 - 11:55am
You could have a general rule that no one under age is allowed to be identified on video, but that would have to apply across the board and not just bullying videos. * +

ladibud 7.02.17 - 11:56am
yup. * +

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