The Problem With Journalism is Journalists

    This past couple of days a "journalist" writing for the New York Daily News Tried to equate the male murderer in the San Bernardino shootings with one of his victims.
    The writer, a woman who's last name is Stasi (which is also the name of the old East German secret service and enforcement arm) wrote an ill-thought article about how Farook was a hater, but he wasn't any more of a hater than one of his victims; a man named Thalesinos.
     Here's her bitch. Thalesinos was a Messianic Jew and, thus, thought faith in Our Lord and Saviour was the only way to salvation. He did not think that Islam was the way to salvation. In fact, he may have even thought Islam evil and anti-Christ. And he tried, as best he could,l to bring people of all religions and races to faith in Christ through argument and conversation. For this reason Ms. Stasi thought Mr. Thalesinos a man of hate.
     Farook, on the other hand, was a devout Mohammedan of the violent type. His wife was the same type. They apparently hated non-Mohammedans to the point that they would murder them even when said infidels held a baby shower to give gifts to their brat-child.
     Mr. Thalesinos never killed any one. He probably never even thought about it. Mr. Farook and his hag-wife killed many people. But Ms Stasi sees them the same because she went to journalism school. Journalism schools are cesspools of nonsense which are more concerned about their scions winning a prize for being "out there" and "combative" than reporting the damn news.
     This writer finds himself nostalgic for the days when there were no journalists except in French weeklies and the newspapers employed reporters who were basically high school graduates who could write what they saw.