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Confirmation journalism and the death penalty: Iterative journalism is like the Red Queen in Alice in Wonderland: “Sentence first, verdict after.” The Elements of Journalism praises David Protess’s project that railroaded a mentally disabled man into prison for fourteen years, because it served their bias.

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(3) Force Your PCs Into Roles Their Players Hate. If a hero wants to be shiny and respected, frame him for murder and make everyone hate him. If a hero wants to be happy, kill his lover or family. And don’t forget about deliberately crippling and scarring the heroes for plot effect. — How to Ruin Your Campaign (Champions IV)

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