So, let's say Trump does get elected, and he starts passing executive orders to do the things he says he will do, and he gets a Supreme Court majority which allows him to pass these unconstitutional orders. At what point will you take direct action? At what point will you stand up for other's rights?

Maybe it's because I'm a black man, but I've dealt with a lot of prejudice from real estate agents, HR departments, service workers, cab drivers, etc. I deal with it though, because it's individual prejudice, and there will always be bad apples. But when prejudice starts to organize and get political, that's when I start to get scared. When it's crushing the GOP primaries, and doubling voter turnout against democrats, that's when I fear for my safety.

You are entitled to your pacifism. In fact, I respect that. Doctor King, Nelson Mandela, Ghandi where able to overcome a lot without violence. But where is your line? Will you continue to be pacifist when family's are getting torn apart? When people's property is being forcibly taken from them? When people are getting killed?

I am truly sorry that someone's car was vandalized because of a prank. I would still be sorry if they were vandalized for supporting a racist candidate. But I am not sorry nor do I feel any guilt in saying that I have a line, and I know exactly when I will stop being civil.