There's a problem with this kind of logic. Being ok w/ bigotry is a choice and it hurts people, a person's lifestyle/ethnicity isn't.
"Admitting you voted for Mr. Trump is a little like saying in the 1950s that you were gay."https://www.nytimes.com/2017/02/18/opinion/sunday/are-liberals-helping-trump.html …
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piece is large bit of countertransference, similar to how Trump makes up terrorist attacks and blames media for "fake news"
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I think you would enjoy this article on political persuasion by
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At least liberals in US are more powerful than right. In India (Modi) bhakts dominate twitter. You don't want the other way, trust me
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In fact several NRI(ndians) supported Trump, just out of spite for Muslims back home. No sympathies if they feel awkward now.
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that's sounds like you know, maybe voting for Trump means you don't like liars and corrupt political leaders, or bad people?
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or have a conscious with a good moral compass
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except voting for Trump was a choice, while being gay is not. Is this seriously still not understood?
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