Of course they hate us. As for trump, I wrote in reply to another comment a bit of tinfoil-hattery: >I'm not convinced that "they" actually do hate trump; at least, not the "they" who matter. It's easy to shape a unified narrative when you and five of your buddies (Edit: should have said "fellow tribesmen" rather than "buddies," perhaps) >own almost every media outlet in the country, and the average normie-on-the-street believes whatever MSM says without reservation. Example: how many people still think that George of the Fentanyl died from having that cop kneel on his neck (and what a picture-perfect moment from that cell phone video)? How mad would those people be if you pointed out (factually, mind you) that ol' George was a dead-man-walking long before any knees were applied? >I'm sure the mindless parrots reading the news (written by someone who received the script, in turn, from "on high") truly dislike trump, but they're every bit a brainless normie as any random fuck on the street. Trump was never "our guy" or "one of us" or "on our side." He always was one of them. I was convinced durning the 2016 campaign that he was a plant, and I'm yet more convinced now that he "won" in 2016 to set the wedge further, polarize people even more than they were, with the aim of pushing someone to "c'mon, do a domestic terrorism" (and look what narrative they're pushing now!).