If we link this up with the fact that the majority of white Americans are Trump supporters, it's hard to escape the conclusion that people are basically calling for persecution of white people.
> If we link this up with the fact that the majority of white Americans are Trump supporters, it's hard to escape the conclusion that people are basically calling for persecution of white people.
1. X is bad and deserves punishment.
2. The majority of Y are X.
1 & 2 together do not imply: Y are bad and should be punished.
> You understated 2. Its more correctly described as hatred.
So? Political opinion is not a protected characteristic, because it's a choice and it affects others. I hate literal Nazis too, and pretty much nobody sane thinks that this is an inappropriate thing to do.
You might argue about the "Trump supporters are fascists" bit, but that's a very different discussion.
> You inverted 3. I said majority of white people support Trump, not majority of Trump supporters are white.
Still a fallacy of the excluded middle.
> Finally you are overstating my conclusion. Here I refer to to the majority rather then all.
I didn't say all either. If your point is that some people hate white Trump supporters, then ... duh? But anyone who thinks Trump supporters are fascists will hate white Trump supporters because they think they're fascists. At which point, I have to ask what point were you trying to make?
