If you ask an Irish laborer in London where he is from, he will first tell you he is from Old Ireland, and then add, "Every place has good people and bad people."
This kind of evaluation also applies to those penny-a-liner journalists. If one were to ask what profession in this world has the greatest division between good and evil, it would certainly be them. Among them are those who uphold the truth and are fearless before power, free investigative journalists, and those who spin lies and cause trouble at the sight of money. Yet, sadly, among penny-a-liner journalists, there are far more of the latter than the former.
To deceive the sub-editor responsible for reviewing articles and achieve the goal of successfully passing an article, a penny-a-liner will even carefully design a ruse.
