Is there a response to some of the writers in the newspapers who overstep the bounds regarding the religion?

Question:
May Allah reward you, Honorable Shaykh. This questioner says: Does the overstepping of the bounds regarding the religion and the boldness toward the scholars by some of the writers in the newspapers fall under those to whom Imam Muhammad ibn Sirin said there is no need to respond? And is it better to respond to them or to leave them alone?

Answer:
I have clarified this and said that the one who has the ability and has wisdom in responding should respond, but the one who has no wisdom, who has no wisdom and no ability to respond, should remain silent, because he will not be able to respond in the proper manner. Also, the one who has wisdom and knowledge, if he sees that responding is appropriate, he responds, and if he sees that responding is not appropriate at a certain time, he does not respond. This depends on the skill of the scholars and their knowledge of matters and circumstances. The writer may be seeking to stir up trouble; he is seeking to stir up trouble, and one does not respond to him.