Ray From Cleveland
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Donald Trump uses another racially insensitive word to demonstrate his inbred racism.
He compared the impeachment process to a lynching.
Trump calls impeachment inquiry a 'lynching' - CNNPolitics
Whites were lynched in history too. Or perhaps you don’t know that. Idiot.
Yes they were. Mostly for supporting civil rights for African Americans.
But this isn't a racial thing.
For a person to be lynched they need to be dead.
trump is very alive and well. So he couldn't have been lynched.
Being held accountable for crimes according to the constitution isn't lynching anyone.
Was Clinton being lynched when he was impeached?
This whole thing is ridiculous. When I see trump hung upside down by his feet. Doused with gasoline then set on fire then people shoot countless bullets into him, then you can say he was lynched.
Words do have meaning. You and trump can't change that. Here is the REAL meaning of lynching. Notice the very first sentence:
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If you go back to your source in "trending" here is what you will find:
What does lynch mean?
We define lynch as “to put to death (as by hanging) by mob action without legal approval or permission.” The word comes from the earlier lynch law (“the punishment of presumed crimes or offenses usually by death without due process of law”), which itself comes from the name of either Charles or William Lynch, both of whom were alive in the late 18th century and associated with extrajudicial execution.
What is notable about this use of lynch?
Lynch and lynching may occasionally be found used in a figurative or hyperbolic manner (describing a situation in which no one is actually put to death). It has also been used in reference to a president who is, or has been, close to impeachment.
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