Originally posted by: HappyPuppy
People from the news media are seldom harmed. It is in the best interest of the "enemy" to let them just do their jobs. Occasionally, one is taken "prisoner", but is usually released unharmed.
Originally posted by: blahblah99
Originally posted by: HappyPuppy
People from the news media are seldom harmed. It is in the best interest of the "enemy" to let them just do their jobs. Occasionally, one is taken "prisoner", but is usually released unharmed.
I agree. Harming media personnel just makes the media more biased against the capturers.
Originally posted by: isekii
Just watched the news and another american reporter is captured.
Why do they put their lives at risk when they know if they're captured, most likely they'll be beheaded ?
Originally posted by: mugs
Please be Bill O'Reilly, PLEASE be Bill O'Reilly...
*crosses fingers*
To answer the question - because their careers matter most to them, and reporting from a war zone gets them exposure and good resume material.