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bluebison47 said:They aren't enforcing the Law, but they certainly have the right—and maybe even the obligation—to point out when it's being broken, whether that happens in the middle of Times Square or in the privacy of some weekend cabin up in the Appalachian Mountains.
Unless, of course, you’re acting with good intentions, then I guess you can wander into a church or onto private property however you please 🙏 🙏 But if we’re doing something that isn't allowed, well, then they aren't going to just let us get away with it. 🙏
So, according to you, investigative journalism means storming into the middle of a service at a Cathedral with a camera rolling?
Instead of, say, filming before or after, calling the police, and presenting that as evidence. You know, like a normal, rational person would.
I guess it would also be "investigative journalism" if a reporter broke into a house full of criminals and took a bullet for trespassing. Or maybe if they just handed their findings over to the court and the police and reported on how they handled it?