Most of the white supremacists are the former and not the later. The later group, to be honest, are all of our responsibility. We have a totally cavalier attitude towards sending people into extremely dangerous (combat) situations and not expecting them to come back mentally scared from their experiences. I have a family member who participated in "black ops" operations and wound up shooting a child who was an armed fighter. My father's family was forced labor for the Japanese on Guam. My uncle told his kids he fell into a pit of body parts running to shine Japanese officer shoes, being late would mean extreme punishment for his family. War exposes all folks (soldiers and civilians) to extreme psychological stress to the point where some of them can't cope with what they've experienced. Whether they become violent to others or themselves when they get home, drug users or have some other breakdown, that's on us for putting them into those situations in the first place.
I don't want to get too ranty, but I kind of see Trump's point about people in the military being taken advantage of by the rest of us; they do the "dirty work" for us and suffer the consequences, mostly alone.
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