Matt Walsh

So here's the truth, as uncomfortable as it may be.

From a statistical perspective, whether you like it or not, eliminating black jurors from a case like this is probably the only way to have a fair trial.

Given the demonstrated statistical tendency of black jurors to be so racially tribalistic in a situation where they're expected to uphold the law in a fair and unbiased manner, that's the only way to have a fair trial.

Otherwise, you get OJ.

And the jurors in that case who have since admitted that they let him walk because he's black.

One of the many problems with mandatory diversity is that the rule of law is destroyed as various racial and ethnic tribes begin looking out for their own interests.

That's how the justice system, quote unquote, works in the third world.

And by importing the third world, that's what our justice system has become as well.

Now, if you doubt what I'm saying, take a look at what's happening outside the courthouse.

Every day, black activists are shouting about how they want to kill white people and how Carmelo Anthony did nothing wrong.

They want to see more white children getting slaughtered solely because they're white.

In their view, because of slavery or whatever, blacks are justified in doing whatever they want.

Watch.

That's a cliche to even point this out, but imagine the hysteria if white people did this.

Imagine if, instead of walking into the Capitol building and taking Nancy Pelosi's lectern, a development that led to 5 million FBI raids and congressional investigations, imagine if white people in large numbers paraded in front of a courthouse in 2026 calling for the indiscriminate murder of black people.

Now think back 60 years to the Civil Rights era.

And imagine that the peaceful protesters were actually saying the exact same things this guy is saying.

Actually, you don't have to imagine it.

That's exactly what happened.

But you get the sense that Carmelo's defense team is a little upset with these demonstrators.