41.   Journalists always have to quit on principle or be fired on principle.

42.   Journalists have even more options.

43.   Journalists have their opportunities to be do-gooders and arbiters of taste, but not at the expense of suppressing news.

44.   More than one journalist had a similar reaction.

45.   Most journalists have.

46.   One journalist had a change of heart while sizing up the situation and returned outside to remove the protective equipment and watch.

47.   Or do journalists have a right, an obligation, even, to use the knowledge and insights gained through their job to influence the political process?

48.   Palestinian journalists have had their newspapers taken off the stands.

49.   Professional journalists have an obligation to resist government efforts to control their notebooks and cameras.

50.   Protesters have been beaten up, and so have the journalists who were covering their demonstrations.