Doonesbury Say What?

[thewayne]

"I don't think (at) any time I broke the law. When I spent the night in jail I was trying to figure out what I possibly did wrong."
-- James O'Keefe, on posing as a telephone repairman to gain access to Sen. Mary Landrieu's office

Let me answer that for you.

(A) You illegally entered Federal property.
(B) You had illegal wiretap equipment on your person.
(C) You probably had forged ID on your person (speculation on my part).
(D) It's possible that impersonating a telephone repairman is illegal since telephone companies are registered utilities.
(E) YOU GOT CAUGHT.

Yes, Chaotic Stupid is a alignment in 4th edition. Wanting to be an investigative journalist does not come from desire and a degree in philosophy.

Comments

[silveradept]

No, not wrong like that, wrong as in, "How did we get caught? Our scheme was perfect!" He doesn't care about the wrong you're thinking of.

[thedragonweaver.livejournal.com]

Unfortunately, some people do not seem to understand the line between "investigative journalism" and "illegal." And that has been a developing trend for the last forty years, so the idea's really well entrenched.