So, yes, by using it, you are adopting the viewpoint that lynching black people was not a political act.
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No. You do realize there's a ton of language Americans use all the time w/o realizing the racist subtext out of which the language arises?
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Replying to @emptywheel @HumorlessKev and
whataboutism is not an example of this
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Replying to @burevestnik3 @HumorlessKev and
You're right. When Russians raised lynchings to dismiss US criticism and Americans blew that off bc lynchings were acceptable that wasn't racist at all.
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Replying to @emptywheel @HumorlessKev and
That doesn't mean that every invocation of this concept is inherently racist. What are you trying to pull here?
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Replying to @ifthedevilisix @HumorlessKev and
I'm trying to get people to realize that the historic evolution of the term involves white people being perfectly okay with lynching.
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Replying to @HumorlessKev @ifthedevilisix and
Are you really going to fill up my TL proving you can't read all afternoon? If so I'll just block you, but maybe you should try to read instead?
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Oh, now you admit you can't click a link. Sorry. gotta block you now for littering the TL.
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