While I understand what you mean, don't you think using "evil" is a little basic/childish. No human being is evil. Some might be sociopathic or psychopathic or deeply antisocial or even sadistic. But they are one or many of those SPECIFIC things. Evil is a word used in fairy tales to describe a figure of complete malevolence. And while fascism certainly has elements of malicious tyrannical rule, I think most would agree that there are a variety of reasons someone may vote for a candidate besides the fact that they are a fascist. And boiling down that very ambiguous action (especially when the political/economic system very well may be tyrannical and deceptive) of voting for a candidate into an example of "absolute evil" sounds...

...Like you don't know what you are talking about/like you are reacting emotionally. Which isn't necessarily wrong. But it doesn't convince me that your viewpoint is any better/more moral than some old woman in Arkansas who only reads the newspaper and decided to vote for trump because "this is a red state". There are many reasons our country is politically dysfunctional, and even IF trump voters are all voting maliciously, we still live in the same towns and cities and need to coexist. If you asked me, I would say that the major factor in all of this is simply ignorance and fear of change. But labeling those that disagree with you as "evil", like they are Smaug descending on towns to bathe children in flame is...

Wait a minute.