What can one infer about “true gonzo” writers in the following passage?
The notion that journalists should strive to remain objective has been challenged in recent years as new reporting styles have come into vogue. For instance, a novel style of journalism, known as “gonzo journalism”, emerged in the 1970s. This form, which remains popular today, is characterized by a punchy style, rough and occasionally sarcastic language, and an apparent disregard for conventional journalistic writing customs. Unlike traditional journalists, gonzo journalists use the power of both emotions and personal experience to convey their messages. Rather than adhering to the objectivity prized in standard journalistic writing, they believe in presenting an unedited perspective on the story in “true gonzo” form.
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A) They feel strongly about topics and are moved to share their viewpoints.
B) They are reluctant to answer politically based questions.
C) They are all journalists who have been writing since the 1970s.
D) They are inclined to more pragmatic views regarding society.