It is impersonal because it wasn't someone coming and speaking to you personally, nor was it a message that specifically mentioned you. It was just a generic me

It is impersonal because it wasn't someone coming and speaking to you personally, nor was it a message that specifically mentioned you. It was just a generic message chalked by some unknown 3rd party, and not specifically directed at anyone. I fail to see how chalking 'trump 2016' is 'clearly aimed at Latino students'? Latinos are not the only group he has marginalised, but even then maybe it was written by someone who supports some other policies of his or by someone who wants to see some fresh names in politics beyond just Clinton/Bush. From what I can tell many of Trump's supporters don't like all his policies either. What they like is that he is unlike any other politician running for office and that he has enough of his own money that his words aren't bought and paid for by others. In debating you learn you cannot make a convincing argument without thoroughly understanding your opponents arguments and lines of reasoning. If you think the only reason people want to vote for Trump is because they are rascist and intend for violence to be committed against certain groups in society, then you will fail to convince most of them not to vote for Trump, because that is not what they want or believe.