Well, the demographics alone are against them, and I think they know this, which makes them come out swinging even harder. Cornered rats comes to mind. Of course they are lining up like pond leeches to suck on Trump's hind end. I expect no less from them. They like a strong man, don't they? Ha ha. Do they have any idea what's in the future for them if Trump got elected? They think they are special to him because he's courting their votes, making them think he cares about them. Ha! He will scrape them off like a piece of toilet paper stuck to the bottom of his shoe once he gets elected. And they will love him all the more. Pathetic!

As for equal rights,nthey are playing a zero sum game where they think having to share rights somehow diminishes their rights, as if there are only some finite number of rights to hand out. I can't tell if they're having a problem with the math, or they suffer from racial resentment borne of unarticulated historical shame.

I don't have the time to read the threads. I have tried to read some of the active ones, and I just get bogged down. I'm sure it's all fairly predictable. I think I can pretty much guess what they are going to write before they even start.

There is no way to argue the abortion thread, and I'm not going to get started on that. I notice quite a few conservative women here who seem to agree with the men about rights, abortion, etc., and I don't want to have anything to do with them. They are fooling themselves into thinking they are part of the boy's club. I got news for them....

Those accounts carry female names... pretty interesting that they could be so pro Trump when they claim to be educated and have good jobs...and yet subjugate themselves to aggressive males and play the cyber attraction game with all comers in some cases.
Anyway, pure ignorance causes poor choices.
Generally, I avoid any thread that has more than 2 pages before I notice it and I try to unwatch after 3 unless it is the Lefty Section. I keep all of those on my watched topics so I can answer on a regular basis.

This type of compound

http://www.blacklistednews.com/These_Americans_Are_Preparing_For_War_With_Their_Own_Government/51334/0/38/38/Y/M.html

Much of the movement traces its roots to the deadly 1990s confrontations between civilians and federal agents at Ruby Ridge, Idaho, and in Waco, Tex., that resulted in the deaths of as many as 90. Timothy Mc­Veigh cited both events before he was executed for the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing that killed 168 people, and said he had deliberately chosen a building housing federal government agencies.

Now a “Second Wave” is spreading across the country, especially in the West, fueled by the Internet and social media. J.J. MacNab, an author and George Washington University researcher who specializes in extremism, said social media has allowed individuals or small groups such as Soper’s to become far more influential than in the 1990s, when the groups would spread their message through meetings at local diners and via faxes.



The movement received a huge boost from the 2014 standoff at Cliven Bundy’s ranch in Nevada, where federal agents and hundreds of armed supporters of Bundy faced off in a dispute over the rancher’s refusal to pay fees to graze his cattle on federal land.



When federal agents backed down rather than risk a bloody clash, Bundy’s supporters claimed victory and were emboldened to stage similar armed face-offs last year at gold mines in Oregon and Montana.