I guard my opinions very carefully, to the point one would be hard pressed to identify what political ideology I identify with (largely because I don't identify

I guard my opinions very carefully, to the point one would be hard pressed to identify what political ideology I identify with (largely because I don't identify with any of them). The other day on Twitter when the couple pointing guns at the protesters in Kentucky issue was trending, someone posited "I wonder what happens to people who don't have guns". So I posted a video of a couple who were dragged out of their shop and beaten, on video, and their shop destroyed. I posted no words, no commentary, simply linked the video that is a real example of the answer to that question - and got called a racist in response. People are actively seeking reasons to hate, these days, and for someone like me for whom the entire exercise seems silly, all I can do is sit back and stop participating.