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journalist 

A creature that lives by making other people (or animals) life miserable. Always on lookout for a slip by anyone. Promptly brands others as criminals just to sell news.

Gets beaten up regularly and as in the case of Steve Irwin dies too
Journalist People covering crime news, politics.
Steve Irwin
journalist by Bruciee October 11, 2007

Independent Journalist 

Another name for someone who is unemployed and still lives at home in the basement with his mother. Usually has a criminal record, and is “working on a story”, the topic of which he/she doesn’t know and never gets published. They just like to cause problems.
Hey man, you are harassing, and arguing with these people, do you need some help? Nah man, I’m an independent journalist working on a story.

The Journalist 

Household name on the Ambrosia Software Webboard. Supporter of Trash Talk, and advocates the eschewing of flambouyant obfuscation.
The Journalist by The Journalist October 10, 2003

journalist 

In the United States: someone who signs his or her name to press releases from the Bush adminstration which subsequently appear in a newspaper or magazine and is still refered to as "an article"

see also: shill, cunt, stooge, party loyalist
Wow acording to this journalist there is a trailer in Iraq filled with things that could make something called a weapon of mass destruction. Let's bomb their conuntry. Invade it. Build military basses. And occupy it indefinately. All with our tax dollars and foreign subsidezed debt. What a great idea! We don't need that money anyway!
journalist by skeeter922 June 11, 2006

Journalist 

A person who writes for newspapers, magazines, or news websites or prepares news to be broadcast. Depending on the context, the term journalist may include various types of editors, editorial writers, columnists, and visual journalists, such as photojournalists (journalists who use the medium of photography).
Journalists sometimes expose themselves to danger, particularly when reporting in areas of armed conflict or in states that do not respect the freedom of the press.
Journalist by TreeCook358 May 9, 2018

Journalist 

Why go to a journalist rather than the police?
Hym "Because a journalist wouldn't be encumbered by a case-load that may limit the amount of time they can spend on a case. They aren't subject to laws in the same way that a state-sponsored investigative body would be. They may have resources the police might not. Easier for them to do undercover work. The reasons are legion."
Journalist by Hym Iam September 19, 2023