I haven’t followed a lot about Trump and Clinton, because all that I see is a bunch of tribal them vs us bickering that politicians poison the public with, as without tapping into that primitive mindset, politicians wouldn’t have a job (#weneedanewsystem, but I digress). I’m also safely up here in Canada, so I really couldn’t care much about who’s going to tear your country apart from the inside – I’d prefer it if the US didn’t want to tear itself apart through division and exclusiveness, it’s just that it seems like Americans don’t share this same preference.

But I really missed the part where you cited any actual anti-immigration policies from Trump.

Maybe they’re well documented? Maybe they’re not, and it’s just a common myth? I really don’t care. I just think that it’s weird that you didn’t explain this, because you know, you come across as thought leaders and all…except you took the thinking part out of the content, and I’m noticing this a lot from Silicon Valley people trying to discuss politics, who I used to think were smart.