It's the line before what he quoted which says "Now it is true that the price of white people is more expensive... but it makes the place feel classier." I bel

It's the line before what he quoted which says "Now it is true that the price of white people is more expensive... but it makes the place feel classier." I believe he has a right to be feel outraged. I do too. This is a great example of capitalism's effect on morals: When a major investment looks risky, capitalists, instead of letting it fail and saying, "invisible hand, market, evolution, that's the way the cookie crumbles, that was a learning experience" compromise on their values and say, "Well, if I resort to playing into and supporting people's lowest tendencies with regard to race, then maybe I can recoup this investment." In this case, it's their huge investment in housing that obviously nobody wants. They should just let it fail, but instead, they'll stoke and validate people's basest suspicions in an attempt to get their money back. I would feel like shit if exploiting and perpetuating racialism made me millions.