as a job , it is kinda nice .. but in my country I don't like it , because most of them are a group of liers .

Oh, yes, there are certainly very good and honest people among them. There is, for example Michail Beketov, a journalist of "Himki truth" (a Moscow newspaper), who criticised the administration of Himki town (a town in Moscow region) and opposed goverment's attempts to cut down Himki forest. At some point in 2008, he suffered a violent attack by unknown people, after which he lost his leg, 3 fingers on the left hand, and ability to speak (although, he still can play chess). He is going to undergo another surgical operation soon. He is probably a heroic person. If so, he is not a typical journalist of my country. At the same time, his position should not be taken automatically correct just because of what happened to him. In Russia we never know who is "good" and who is "bad". Very often, all the sides involved play "dirty games".

I tend to agree with Tartar, although not all of our journalists behave this way.

I don't like them. In Russia, journalists are not a reliable source of information. Very often they just lie (intentionally or not) or try to manipulate public opinion (because someone paid money to them). I don't think that they care about anything but their profit, and their profit in most cases does not correlate with the correctness and completeness of the information they provide.

I think journalist it is a kind of interested profession. Of course, I like journalists from my country, because they have studied for it, and because they are looking for news to communicate for us.