Hello Controlled Opposition,
You're asking if I would admit guilt if I were guilty of a crime. It's a moot question because I don't commit crimes. I can't really answer, because I would have to be a different person to commit crimes. It is far too easy to live a perfectly wonderful life by earning everything required to live that life. In my view, those who commit crimes have come to an incorrect conclusion that crime is worth while. I don't believe that.
I am too jazzed on accomplishment, hard work, enjoying the results that I earned. My conscience would bother me too much if I acquired wealth by cheating. When you cheat others, you actually cheat yourself out of the feeling of empowerment which results from establishing a goal, working towards it, and achieving it.
I can only imagine that those who commit crimes have already justified what they do in their mind, so they don't worry about it. They must feel that it is a dog eat dog world, and that the only way people acquired things is to steal them from others, or to steal the wealth required to acquire things. That is illogical. It goes against my faith in humanity to advance through cooperation with one another.
Humans. We have all that we have because of people working together, not stealing from others. If everybody acquired by stealing, then nobody would be building anything, so there would be nothing to steal, only humans sitting around waiting for somebody else to create. But nobody would be creating anything because everybody would be waiting for another to create. It's a loser mentality. It is logical that humans work together to build and create a better future for humanity. That is what we have always done and the only way to advance the human condition.
Your question to me is moot because it assumes a condition which does not exist and shall not exist, namely, me as a criminal. I am not a criminal, I don't have to be a criminal, and I certainly don't want to be one. I cannot answer what I would do if I were one.
