Commentary Somewhere in his deluded brain, Jussie Smollett, the actor just found guilty on five of six counts of staging a hate crime against himself, believes he was standing up for black people. He was doing anything but. In a city where black children are being gunned down in the streets in record breaking numbers, his bizarre, infantile and narcissistic stunt took up umpteen hours of police time in investigation that could have been spent saving lives, black lives. Moreover, in the perpetration of his nonsensical hoax, he enlisted the help of two much poorer blacks with nowhere near his Hollywood money, Nigerian brothers, placing them in positions of possible incarceration for a few bucks. What a guy! On top of all that, he took the stand and, despite all the incontrovertible evidence against him, including the testimony of those brothers, denied everything in court. This even though, as legal …