If you had a chance would any of you go to a trump

[gabeana]

Rally just to see the crazyness
I dont know if I could

[GP6971]

1. No way. n/t

[radical noodle]

2. Not me

I don't think I'd like the nightmares afterward.

[gopiscrap]

3. I go to protest

and cause a bunch of shit

[doc03]

4. No way n/t

[MADem]

5. No. In the early days, when he was hiring actors to play supporters,

it might have been a fun "goof" or joke, but nowadays, his crowds are full of neo-Nazis and White Supremacists who beat up people at the drop of a hat.

I wouldn't feel at all safe in that kind of environment, and while I'm no action hero by a long shot, I'm not a complete chickenshit either-- but I'd be very uneasy in one of those crowds.

[underthematrix]

6. NO. I'm African American, female and dark skinned

too dangerous for me

[EricMaundry]

7. No --- Time is too precious

... to spend it in the company of assholes.

[OnDoutside]

8. I would go, as an observer. Car crash TV sort of thing.

[LeftRant]

9. Absolutely not.

I can see the zoo just fine on TV, and I can change the channel with 1 click. I'm not hassling with parking and security in order to get close to that freak show.

[Lint Head]

10. I think curiosity the one of the reasons some people do go.

A car wreck or train wreck will turn heads.

[TeamPooka]

11. Life's too short. nt

[canetoad]

12. Never

Just like I can never spend more than two minutes at Freepville or Last Refuge.

[susanna]

13. Not if you paid me. n/t

[3catwoman3]

14. Not only no, but hell no!

I value my serenity too much.

[vlyons]

15. I have better things to do with my time

Besides, I've heard enough from Donald Trump, thank you very much.

[Kathy M]

16. No ....

[Hekate]

17. No. Being surrounded on all sides by Brown Shirts in red caps would trigger me.

I read an awful lot of WW II accounts and saw a lot of documentaries when I was young and impressionable in the late '50s to late '60s. In the early '80s I married a man who is the son of 2 Holocaust survivors, which carries its own weight even if nothing is ever said -- you just know. Being there in person would probably induce a panic attack.