There's a good chance that anyone who would admit to that would believe that it was a good thing, and that it would improve their chances of being on the jury.
I doubt it had anything to do with a sense of honesty or truth.
Well yeah, everybody has boundaries.
For instance, invading someone else's tent.
Also, the hilarious thing is that generalizing about black people being uncontrollably violent would bring accusations of racism -- if it wasn't this asshole doing it. Always with the celebration paradox.
"It's your fault that we do this to you, and it never happens, but when it does it's a good thing."
No "all" immigration, bringing in the "best and brightest" as well as the affluent is a great idea!
No it isn't.
Those "best and brightest" will still want to bring their families and friends, who will also want to bring their families and friends.
Additionally, poaching the "best and brightest" from the entire world leaves the rest of the world with severe brain drain, meaning that the rest of the world will remain a shithole, which in turns means they want to invade areas that aren't shitholes.
There are 2nd and 3rd order and beyond effects to everything. We've run the experiment: it doesn't work.
People accuse white people of a history of white supremacy and genocidal bloodlust.
In the middle of last century, there was absolutely nothing that would have prevented western countries from purging Africa of every black person, and most of India and Asia of their native populations. Or of purging the Australian Aboriginals or North American native populations.
But none of that happened.
Yet here we are.
Well the claim is, "if I don't see myself in it, then it's not for me."
Then they make things where I don't see myself in it, so I have to assume that they didn't make it for me.
Which is fine. Saves me a lot of wasted time watching their garbage.
There are things that are indistinguishable from demons occupying most positions of power in nearly every Western institution.
You want to quibble about semantics? As far as I'm concerned, whether they're literally demon-possessed or not, you can't look at some of these people without acknowledging that "yeah, I think the Bible talked about this."
I think at least one of them was a Kisin.