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Slack.com slash DHQ. Ever since the election of Donald Trump, there's been a disastrous

rise in the number of hate crimes. Let me give some examples, and these are true, ripped

from the headline stories that will chill you to the marrow of your virtuous souls. Shortly

after the election, the words, Hile Trump, a swastika, and a gay slur were spray painted

on a church by a gay church organist who said he wanted to give people a quote, reason to

fight for good, even if it was a false one. At Indiana State University, Muslim Professor

Azhar Hussein received anti-Islamic threats from Muslim Professor Azhar Hussein, who was

later arrested and charged with pretending to have assaulted himself in a vicious and

intolerant attack that never took place. The drumbeat of hatred continued at Adolphus

College in Minnesota, where horrifying racist flyers were distributed by the Diversity Leadership

Council and other social justice groups who later said they wanted to educate people

about racism by pretending to be racist, then pretending it was someone else doing it.

As if this veritable plague of upsurging hatred weren't enough to melt even a racist

heart of racist stone, ever since the Trump election, many people throughout the country

have been seen making the sinister, okay sign, forming a circle with their thumb and

forefinger with their other three fingers upstanding. You see this terrifying, secret symbol

whenever someone is asked, how do you feel about the fact that Barack Obama isn't president

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