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Tylor, a gay man who works in the banking industry, spelled it out at the very start of a short documentary titled, Traitors: The Minorities Who Support Donald Trump.

Ive had more Christian Republicans accept me for being gay than Ive had left-wing people accept me for being a gay conservative, the 32-year-old said.

Tylor was joined on camera by three other millennials who also fall squarely in minority camps. But because their politics dont fall in line with liberal thinking and especially because of their support for the Republican president-elect they said theyve faced bouts of harassment and intolerance from the so-called tolerant left.

They say that theyre for women, gays, people of color, Tylor continued. But what theyre really for is women, gays, people of color who vote Democrat. He added that some liberals who disagree with his beliefs would scream and call you racist sexist homophobic, bigot, transphobic.

Tina, 26, is the the daughter of a former Vietnamese refugee and saw the same kind of intolerance from the left that Tylor did.

It came down to the point of like, Oh, I support your First Amendment right to free speech unless it doesnt apply to my opinion, then youre wrong and youre a disgrace and youre a bigot and youre a racist,' she said on camera. And you cant just openly say, Hey, Im supporting Donald Trump.'

A 21-year-old Portland State University student who called himself Neil and had his face blurred on the video told documentary director Andy Ngo that its difficult to hold conservative views as a black mixed-race person.

You get kind of like excommunicated, you get harassed, your racial identity gets delegitimized, he noted. Theyll say, Oh, youre not a real black person. And theyll say things like, Youre an Uncle Tom, almost as if they subconsciously believe that theyre on some plantation.

But amid all the noise, he said he sees Trump as actually caring about the downtrodden communities that Democrats long ago abandoned.

Adrian a 20-year-old business major at PSU who is bisexual and comes from a Middle Eastern background said he sees it as ignorant and somewhat racist to assume a person of color wouldnt vote conservative or Libertarian.

He added with a smile during his interview that he cant wait to see what Trump will do.

Tylor who said his big political issues are the economy and immigration added that the gay rights movement is just like an arm of the Democratic Party.

All the things that the gay rights leaders promote are things that dont affect us directly, he continued. Their whole careers are invested in this culture of victimhood. So when theres no one being victimized anymore, they have to keep it going and make people think theyre victimized so they can remain relevant or keep getting money or funding or whatever it is.

(H/T: Red Alert Politics)

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