Yip everybodys entitled to there opinions but nobody needs to draw assumptions on a person or to call them out because of this. If your behaviour reflects your personality then enough said
What other kind of assumption can there be for someone who thinks it is ok for men to bully women? That any good things they do can outweigh the fact that someone does that?
Read the Daily Mail? = thick Vote Conservative? = Rasist Not fond of Meghan Markle? = Racist. Like Trump? = sexist
This kind of narrative is really problematic. Partly because it is untrue, but also because it gives people the impression that their behaviour in any one of those things must automatically be ok. It isn’t racist to decide you don’t like Meghan. But it is racist to base that on “something I can’t quite put my finger on” or “she’s rude, forceful and outspoken” (buying in to the angry black woman stereotype) or “because she did x, y and z” but you were perfectly fine when the pretty, white Princess did it.
I’m not aware of Conservative voters automatically being seen as racist, but from the Trump point of view, it’s not so much that his supporters are all racist, but it is the case that the reason he came to power is because a significant number of incredibly racist people also support him, and he has shown he is ok with that. They support your guy too, shouldn’t that give you some pause if you genuinely believe racism is bad?
He’s another great example of cognitive dissonance. Sure, he tears immigrant kids from their parents, locks them in cages and has no way of tracking them to reunite them, but hey, my 401k did brilliantly this year, I’ll vote for him again.