Time to fix the perception of the word "lynching" as far as I'm concerned.
Most people seem to think the word "lynch" means "to mob up on a criminal and hang them by rope without trial". While that is often the outcome of a lynching, that's not what the word "lynch" means.
Lynching is the act of vigilantes, usually a sizeable mob, snatching a suspected criminal out of police custody, or snatching them before the police can. That's lynching. It's only associated with "mobs of KKK members hanging innocent black men" because of.... well, you know who. Those people with the little hats manipulate language and change the meaning of words over time, attaching new stigmas to them.
Anyway, public lynchings still are a thing- they just don't happen in the USA, because law-abiding Americans are too civilized to try to engage the police and dole out justice on their own. Law-abiding Americans have way too much faith in the justice system. But go ahead and look up lynchings- you'll find hundreds of recent videos of brown people (Africans, South Americans, and Indonesians seem to be the biggest offenders) mobbing up on possible criminals, and then doing all kinds of horrible shit to them before finally killing them. Go ahead and look up "necklacing". Nelson Mandela came up with that one. He encouraged bantu savages to use this on White South Africans.
gas soaked tire put around the victims neck and lit the victims head was basically cooked. i was in africa in 1989 and they told us about it.
Always make sure to mention that Nelson Mandela helped to make that into a common practice. Most people don't know that about him. They also don't know that his wife liked to boil White children alive. Tell them about that, too.
i usually do. winnie mandela was a typical nigger no more no less.
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