False. He probably have won by a larger margin. You attributed trump's win to racists (which is bullshit) but it was actually because of people who hate sjw/progressives and democrats like hillary. The younger generation is surprisingly very conservative/libertarian and more years of dealing with SJWs would have encouraged even more people to lean to the right.

No, because Trump (and Clinton) weren't popular enough to get them to the polls. Bad candidates tend to do that. 

You might be conservative, but majority of young people are not, if the election was only 18-24 year olds we can see from the exit polling that Trump loses that election easily. 

I'm saying racists are a *part* of his voter bloc, if you want to deny that go ahead, but I think deep down you know that's lie yourself. He doesn't want to alienate that group. 

And for a Republican every voter bloc counts because in all honesty they are not very easily able to win popular votes anymore. They need to eek out wins on electoral map technicalities to be able to win anymore. 

Americans under the age of 5 are already a majority minority population. In a few years, by 2020 majority of children under 18 will be a minority majority. That's the future of the American demographics ... as I've said in the long term Trump style politics are really in their last dying gasp. America is going to have to accept that it is already a massively multi-ethnic society.

Well yes, OBVIOUSLY these groups have been here since the beginning.. What is *new* are a few key components -

1. An echo chamber of the internet that allows like minded people (on ALL sides) to cluster together and embolded their own beliefs by disscussion among their own, while cutting off any opposing views that may make them see things differently

2. A sensationalist mainstream media that at the very least fuels the fire of racial/identity politic tensions for ratings

3. A society that increasingly discourages and even demonize those who speak out in the workplace and public life, thus allowing beliefs and emotions to fester and eventually boil over. I think we're nearing that boiling point

4. You also have groups like BLM and Antifa on the rise and increasingly going out of their way to cause disruptions and even violence in a few cases (NOT saything these guys are on par with supremecist groups), but nonetheless these groups - along with the other factors - are the perfect storm that are giving these hate groups new life, and a new platform so to speak. It only serves to dump fuel on the fire.

I fear this is only going to create a cycle and feedback loop of violence until something eventually gives..

Bro, I'm a gypsy from Romania, I have a ballcrystall, I can tell you ...

No, because Trump (and Clinton) weren't popular enough to get them to the polls. Bad candidates tend to do that.