lynching

To make any mistake or disagree with The Group is cause for expulsion and lynching.

To be on the same tier of racism as the United States, Japan has to start lynching its minorities.

And there were always pretexts for every lynching of a black or asian person in the US.

Really no talk of the lynching beforehand (or anything else in the systematic oppression of blacks).

Many of these cultures (including their language) were forcefully banned, obliterated by law, lynching, displacement.

This isn't really the same thing; lynching was primarily an expression of racial hatred.

Reddit still has those subs about beating women and lynching black people, right?

What's wrong with some good old anarchy and lynching a few dozen former politicians who led the Greeks to this abyss in the first place?

Much of the country was ruled by an explicit white supremacist ideology for much of the 20th century, often enforced through open terroristic violence (lynching).

I got such a massive lynching that I seriously regretted what I'd done - but there was no way of undoing it.

I wouldn't object is this man is executed, preferably through a mob lynching.

Look at America's long history of lynching, for example.

Eighth Amendment - and secondly, I can't say the "social media lynching" is right either.

It's then easier to say "but your religion was bad too" - but that's just a "And you are lynching negroes" kind of argument.

"to teach painful histories — histories of slavery, Native American genocide, Jim Crow and lynching, Japanese internment" There's a heluva lot more to American history than the bad things.

For instance if someone called me "Cracker" I'd laugh about it since there isn't a huge past history of people lynching, raping, and harming my race while they chant "Cracker".