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winstonthewhite posted...

They typically don't actively support bigotry though. They'll just vote for someone and you'll get an A brained person find out they voted "the wrong way" and overreact and start shouting about how their long time friend/family member is trying to murder them and needs to be pushed out of their life. While assuming that the candidate they like is going to fix all the problems in their life.

If you take an action that helps a bigot get in power, at best you don't see their bigotry as a problem and at worst agree with said bigotry. If you support a candidate that has actively said he wants to remove rights from certain minorities, at best you don't care that he wants to strip rights from them.

If you're in said minority who will be actively facing discrimination and the removal of rights, do you not understand why this act of support may be seen as a little more than a difference of opinion? Would you be so cordial to someone who is taking action to discriminate against you?