Lynch once again became the subject of reports on the first three pages of the newspaper, an honor that is hard for an ordinary person to achieve. A few people might have the chance when they die, with an "obituary" on the local newspaper, but most people never get on the newspaper in their lifetime.
The value of life is sometimes heavy, but it never outweighs the weight of a newspaper. This is intriguing or perhaps this is the truth.
A policy cannot be passed just because everyone thinks it's okay. It requires time and consideration for all aspects of society.
It starts with "communicating" and gradually letting the public learn about this matter, this policy, and then delving deeper step by step. With continuous coverage, the public moves from curiosity, to acceptance, to being accustomed, so that no one feels this policy is so bad.
