I'm not arguing with you here but there's probably a disconnect in some people's mind, if you have witnesses to abuse, but no permission. I saw a Congress member abuse someone *seems* like a story

April 11, 2026 - 01:29 UTC

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The way we handle assault reporting is a whole different kettle of fish because it’s considered trauma reporting. Generally hold to the ethical standard of “do no harm” — whether we’re talking state politics or world leader. One can argue, but it’s absolutely the industry standard in most media orgs
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Thanks for the reply and that makes sense. It's a real mess and no real good answers, or avenues, for what to do if someone did witness something, especially if it's bordering on criminal
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I get needing consent for the release of some information

I don't get the logic of 'do no harm' meaning you must allow harm to continue without comment
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