But the teacher who got beheaded wasn't in the press. He was teaching about freedom of speech - as is the way in France - and about what happened at the Charlie offices. He invited those who may be offended to leave the class if they wished. He lost his life anyway for just talking about it.
This isn't about freedom of speech, press responsibility. This is about nutters killing.
Nutters that kill, will kill. Sensible people avoid provoking them. This was the whole idea of using the military to draw them into battle - so civilians don't get killed. Now we have newspapers provoking them on city streets.
And of course, the teacher should not have been killed. But, we don't know the full picture. A good teacher should be able teach about freedom of speech without provoking people. If you need to ask some of your students to leave the room, you are probably crossing the line of good teaching practice. Doesn't show much empathy, and he clearly did not realise how angered these people were.
Again, people need to learn from history, reign in it a bit, and stop taking the moral high ground. We can't stop crazy killers being crazy killers, but we can avoid provoking them. Doesn't take any effort to not provoke people. This started because the press decided to mock Islam, knowing full well that there would be repercussions. Some people believe that they did this specifically to antagonise radicals - just like the way Otto von Bismarck deliberately provoked the French into a bloody war, which killed 250,000 civilians, plus almost as many soldiers.
Words are powerful, use them wisely, and use them for good, and definitely not to deliberately provoke killers.