Can we kid? Yeah, we can.
There's been a lot of reverse-racism lecturing going on:
Let’s review: a “lynch mob,” in American culture, is a group of people who extrajudicially captured, murdered, and mutilated thousands of men, a majority of whom were black, in the 100-year-long period following the emancipation of African slaves in the 19th century. It is a particular, historically contingent phenomenon, an outgrowth of white Southerners’ anxiety about maintaining the social and economic order slavery had enforced.
It is not “people who are criticizing me.”
I should add that, if you were being criticized, you might've been facing an online lynch mob if:
A) You're black and under attack.
B) The criticism was coming from a white mob.
C) The white mob said they don't think you're necessary.
D) There was no one willing to stop it as it happened,...

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