Matt Walsh

There has not been a single case in my entire life, and I'm old as hell.

And that one case was the only one for the several decades preceding it.

And by the way, here's one other point I want to make since we're on the subject of lynching.

Clearly, anyone claiming that it happens today is insane or lying or both.

And same goes for anyone claiming that it happened in Ohio in the 1960s.

But there is another point, which is that when we hear about lynching in American history, back in a time and in a place where it did happen, historically, it did happen.

But

I think it's worth pointing out because this is one of those things that's used to prop up the narrative of white guilt.

It's worth pointing out that even in the, I guess we would say, heyday of lynching, it was not common.

And it was also not always racially motivated.

In fact, it often wasn't.

And this is what the left does with history.

Either they fabricate stuff that never happened.

Or they take some event, they take some data set, they take something that does reflect a thing that actually happened, but they frame it in a misleading way.

And then they play this gaslighting game where you're not allowed to correct them because if you do, right, they can just say whatever they want about lynching.

And if you, especially as a white person, come along and say, well, that's not actually what happened.

Then they'll go, what are you, justifying lynching?

Why is it even, why do you have to say anything?

What are you justifying it?

This is what they do with slavery, which we talk about in real history, which is available now on daily wire.