“But we can never say that” was attributed to Supreme Court
Justice Hugo Black in an issue of the Wilson Quarterly, a journal I subscribed to about 1990. The issue containing Black’s comment was
about 2000 or 2001.
Black’s comment was supposed to be about the Law School
hypothetical – would you torture someone to prevent 5 million people being
killed by a nuclear device? He said, “Of
course we would but we can never say that.”
Recently, a lot of children were migrating to the US. Hillary Rodham Clinton, being aware of the
“we can never say that” guidance said that all the children have to be sent
back. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/hillary-clinton-child-migrants_us_55d4a5c5e4b055a6dab24c2f
We can never say that lawbreakers will be given
amnesty. Otherwise, we are flooded with
illegal immigrants.
Donald J. Trump knows that "amnesty" is a bad thing for our country. Hillary used to know that we have to say that even unaccompanied children must be sent back.
We may torture or we may grant amnesty but WE CAN NEVER SAY THAT.
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