Random
Source Code
Random
As everything is SLIGHTLY different in Colonial society, hack journalists are known as frak journalists.
-- So Seiku Hamilton, frak or fight?
-- Fight journalist.
-- The guy he's the wingman to, James McManus?
-- Frak journalist.
-- What about Palaya Kohn?
-- She's not a Frak journalist. She just sometimes practices frak journalism.
A journalist that pretends to stand for one cause while simultaneously chumming it up with the people who work to destroy that cause.
Did you see Rohini Singh? She claims to love idlis but she also supports Sadhvi Saraswati who wants to behead south Indians. Such an idli journalist.
I'm technically one of those...
Hym "Oh? They're coming for the January 6th journalists? I wonder if they'll come for me... Welp... I guess if the social media cowards won't provide a challenge the federal government will have to suffice... WHO HAS THE CONFIDENCE TO FREE BATTLE BEAST!?"
When you nail a fictional author who wrote with high fantasy tropes and gets celebrated but the one who gets shunned gets pissed on for writing something much harder in the same era. It's the thing that would invoke a flamewar. Kealan Patrick Burke and Christine Morgan had been the subject of the journalistic kapow, the more hardcore term is getting freight-trained.
Author Kealan Patrick Burke flies off the handle when he was delivered a journalistic kapow from an author who appeared on a defunct e-zine he also appeared on two years later. A known fanfiction.net writer of 100 fanfics celebrates him. While the author who gets urinated on wrote a true crime piece that played up like The Tell-Tale Heart with stronger language as it was introduced on AuthorsDen, ThoughtCafe and FictionPress a year later. "Why don't you ask Bram the Talking Wonder Dog about The Cabbie Homicide."
A serious of ckts.
In journalism, you can put together many ckts to make a Journalistic-Thread