Merriam-Webster dictionary changed its definition of “bloodbath” to fit the Democrat narrative that former President Donald Trump called for political violence against his enemies while discussing the auto industry.
Previously, Merriam-Webster defined “bloodbath” — in the context of Trump’s remarks — as a “a major economic disaster.”
BREAKING NEWS:
Donald Trump uses a word in its 100% correct context as per the Merriam Webster dictionary.This is why people hate journalists. pic.twitter.com/YvRLPFDaEn
— Brandon Herrera (@TheAKGuy) March 17, 2024
But the old definition doesn’t comport with the new media thought police definition, so it now means “Trump is going to kill everyone if he doesn’t win the election.”
Congratulations to Merriam-Webster for clearing that up and saving democracy in the process!
Watch Trump’s dangerous calls for violence for yourself! Make sure to disregard the larger context about the auto industry, or you’re an insurrectionist.
We are witnessing the invention of the “bloodbath” hoax in real-time
Unfortunately for them, we have ?
Media narrative: Full context: pic.twitter.com/jaYDvtGomn
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) March 17, 2024
Good thing Democrats would NEVER use the term “bloodbath”!
SUPERCUT!
Trump critics would never use a term like “bloodbath” pic.twitter.com/6dSTMwsfJa
— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) March 17, 2024
