>calling half the country racist sexist fascist inbred stupid genocidal monsters They don't (in general). Some of them over-apply those words. Some of them app

>calling half the country racist sexist fascist inbred stupid genocidal monsters They don't (in general). Some of them over-apply those words. Some of them apply them to an over-broad category ("conservatives" or whatever). Some of them apply some of those words to some Trump supporters, which is not even the same thing as Trump voters, Republicans, or conservatives. And of that sub-sub-subset, sometimes the harsh words are even understandable, considering the hideous, immoral things they are being applied in response to. Meanwhile, Trump supporters are much harsher with their words, and use much broader strokes when applying them. I.e. it's the opposite. One of the defining characteristic (as opposed to simply a tendency) of the speaking style of Trump supporters is mockery and provocation and insulting and name-calling and threatening. They don't all do it, but it's an undeniable part of their ideology.