...what? No. I'm genuinely asking how you came to this conclusion. It seems like you got here by viewing propaganda and not by talking to Americans in real life. I don't want to make that assumption about you, and that's why I'm asking for clarity. I didn't vote for Trump. My part of the country holds massive rallies against him, and I know they're massive because I can see them with my eyes.

How did you come to this conclusion? Was it from reading the news? Watching TV? Talking to people? Do you know a lot of American Trump supporters? I know a few of them, but I wouldn't say they are the majority, they are mostly very old people who watch Fox News all day and are in mental decline. I don't know these people in a social context. I do not see the world from the news reflected in my day to day. Support for Trump is, from my perspective, entirely manufactured by the media.

edit: Even if it wasn't... we can't vote him out, and we couldn't vote him in. We can't meaningfully vote for the president.

And if you hate Trump so much, how come that's my fault and not Trumps? How come you let Trump into your country and let him shake hands with your leaders, but you won't let me seek asylum?