![Lynching Memorial In Travis County, Texas [3024x4032 - 2.55MB]](https://pic8.co/sh/MSmKY9.jpg){kind=link}
Contrary to what it says, lynchings were actually very rare in the United States.
Notice they declared them innocent without knowing any of the facts. I don't know if they were guilty or innocent but I guarentee the people behind the signage don't know either.
Commonly prairie towns didn't have law enforcement and or a judge. "Prairie justice" was common and frequently unjust. Regardless of your color.
A couple of things: In the mind of a retard, there is "no evidence" for things they want to be untrue and "incontrovertible" scientific consensus for things they do want. I don't think they even have a concept of unknown.
No one's representing that olden Western justice was particularly sophisticated. But neither was it this pansy rehabilitation crap. People took care of shit. That doesn't mean that most or any of the people that they lynched were innocent, and it was hardly specific to niggers. They want to represent that every lynching was unjustified, at least if it happened to a nigger, which seems unlikely. They want to let niggers go TODAY because they're niggers.
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