Trump supporters are bigots.

Well then, it seems like were on the same boat in terms of not being Trump and Clinton supporters. But anyways, here is my response: You said: "In 1973 The Justice department sued Trumps Real estate company, alleging that the company quoted different rental rules for African Americans, than it did for whites. Another charge was that his company lied to African Americans by telling them that apartments weren't available, when they truly were. Trump tried to sue the department for 10 million, claiming defamation of character. The company settled out of court, and agreed to give A vacancy list to a certain number of black applicants. However, 3 years later, his organization was sued yet again, for lying to blacks and Puerto Ricans, about the availability of apartments. I believe this fits in with your second definition of racism: A policy, system of government, etc., based upon or fostering the doctrine that one race is superior, and has the right to dominate others; discrimination." Now i searched this up on Trumps list of affairs and lawsuits and it turns out that it's actually true and is indeed violating the Fair Housing Act which is a part of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. In regards to the definition of racism that i cited, you took one part of the first definition of racism and added that to the second which i'm fine with since it can be appied to the other definitions, but here is the actual second definition again in case you misinterpreted it: racism 2. a policy, system of government, etc., based upon or fostering such a doctrine; discrimination. Although you have won me over in regards to the Trump housing fiasco part, there are some things that i would like to go over: 1. Trump University case. In regards to this one, i have tried searching up this incident/court case and for some strange reason, i haven't been able to locate an article that talks about this in explicit detail. If you are able to provide an article of where this came from, i'll be able to look over it later on. However, what i did find about the case is that Trump came out with a statement where he claimed his criticism of Curiel to be "misconstructed" and that his statement was not based entirely on his ethnicity alone, but also upon rulings during the case. Curiel did rule in favour to resume the trial after the U.S election while receiving criticism from him about his way of showing appreciation as "being odd". This may not be suffice evidence for this section and if you want to continue on this subject then i'll be happy to. 2. The Latino beating incident While what you said about them being passionate is true, however what you have seemed to miss out on is that he did tweeted out several days later after the incident occurred condeming the violence that was present and the actions of those individuals. Here is the tweet by the man himself below: "Boston incident is terrible. We need energy and passion, but we must treat each other with respect. I would never condone violence." Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 21, 2015 And i think that you and i can both agree that the beating of a homeless Latino man who lived in the U.S for a number of years is unacceptable and they do in fact deserve the punishment. 3. Nationwide shutdown Well given of the number of terrorist attacks that did happen in the U.S and other countries like France as an infamous example of being hit with 2 prominent terrorist attacks, to some degree it would make sense to enact a shutdown (for the bit about France's attacks, they may be more that i missed out on). However i'm not saying that his calling is entirely reasonable, in fact i find it questionable on whether it was the right approach to take. But what would have been a much more rational approach is to still let Muslims through into the U.S, but to enact some sort of trust/behaviour bond agreement. Of course you may not agree with this and that's perfectly fine, in fact i would like to hear from you on how this should be approached and what decisions they could/should try. 4. White Supremacist Trump Supporters Now don't get me wrong here, there is a chance that a portion of Trump supporters are actual White Supremacists who are affiliated with the KKK, but here's the problem with this: The group itself were the ones who supported Trump and Republican candidate. His son Eric Trump has made comments despising the Ku Klux Klan, in perticular the former leader David Duke. As seen below: Both of which were from 630 KHOW Denver "Ross, it"s disgusting and by the way, if I said exactly what you said, I"d get killed for it but I think I"ll say it anyway." "The guy does deserve a bullet. I mean, these aren"t good people. These are horrible people." Later on, he then praised Donald Trump for standing against the Ku Klux Klan, with the Trump camp denouncing the Ku Klux Klan's support. If you want to read the full article then i'll leave a link here for you to read at your own time: https://www.thesun.co.uk... 5. Refusal of acknowledging Obama's birthplace Yes i will agree that refusing to believe Obama's birthplace is pretty dumb, i think that one of the main reasons people didn't accept this would probably come from the fact that Obama was born outside of the Continental United States. Also how does this fall under racism? Because in order to be a racist, you would have to believe that your race is superior and the other races are inferior. It's not really a matter of it being a racial issue, it would most likely come down to being an idiot. In regards to your part about his statements, would you be able to provide YouTube links of his interviews/rallies? Also about your encounter with Trump supporters, it may possibly come down to the fact that Trump has made some positive comments about people from other races. i'm also not a hillary supporter. I myself think that both candidates are unfit to become president and would rather have someone in office who can get America back on track. Since i'm not on the right or left side, i'd rather take my position as sitting on the fence. It looks like were at the final round now, good luck and may the best person win! (P.S. I'm also not a hillary supporter. I myself think that both candidates are unfit to become president and would rather have someone in office who can get America back on track. Since i'm not on the right or left side, i'd rather take my position as sitting on the fence.)