Tucker Carlson

It would be wrong if I did it.

And we're all capable of it, which is one of the deepest lessons of what's happened in Gaza and Rwanda and Buchenwald.

Is it the desire to kill groups of other people is not limited to one race or religion.

It's a species of the same evil that lurks in every human heart.

It's just the way people are.

And under certain circumstances, good people can do horrifying things and support horrifying things.

And they're probably good people who support the genocide in Gaza because they're under some kind of spell.

They don't know what they're saying.

They don't understand the implications of it.

They don't understand the physical reality of it.

Everybody is capable of evil.

That's the truth.

That's the universal lesson.

But supporters of Israel don't believe in anything that's universal.

They believe that there's one set of rules for the country they admire and another set for the world.

When we do it, it's not wrong.

When you do it, it is wrong.

In fact, when you complain about our doing it, it's doubly wrong.

And that just can't last because it's self-evidently absurd.

And it won't last.