In “The Perfect Picture,” James Alexander Thom explained his dilemma of whether or not he should take a picture that could be the turning point of his career

In “The Perfect Picture,” James Alexander Thom explained his dilemma of whether or not he should take a picture that could be the turning point of his career. The picture, he felt, would be an invasion of privacy. In the end, he could not take the picture. He claimed, “Human suffering has become a spectator sport.” The news media have been accused of presenting false information or “fake news.” It has also been accused of not presenting the entire truth. Therefore, unlike, James Alexander Thom, some might say that news reporters should use every means possible and lawful to them, even if that means treating human suffering as a “spectator sport,” in order to present the “truth.” What is your claim or point of view regarding this matter? Write an essay to support your claim. Option 2: James Alexander Thom seems to think that the public does not need to know every little detail of a story. He believes not everything should be broadcasted on the News. Write a claim to express your beliefs on this matter. Choose recent incidents that were published and discuss whether or not it was essential for the public to know all the information released about these incidents. Be sure to discuss why the information was either irrelevant or necessary (depending on your claim).