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Yes he's a journalist, a journalist of politics. He has held and still holds very senior roles in political reporting, and with it significant influence on the political conversation of this country, much more than the average person. He's not a politician but he is in politics.
OK can you expand on that a little? Are you saying that, as a matter of principle, journalists should be threatened with prosecution if they don't agree with your politics?
Sorry I'm just not quite clear what the underlying principle is of what you're saying.
I'm not and frankly I don't think you've posted this in good faith
What's with everyone saying, "you're not posting in good faith" when they want to avoid explaining their comments?
Anyway, that's cool, I just wanted to understand your reasoning a little more bit but if you don't want to engage that's also fine.
Have a good one 👍.