A riot almost broke out at the Trump Rally in San Diego when a group of mostly younger Americans joined in the protest and confronted a mob of Mexicans and Leftists, who were attacking Trump supporters, while screaming obscenities and anti-white racial slurs.
From where I was standing, it began when a lone Trump supporter raised a Trump Strong sing in a group of anti-Trump protesters. The protesters immediately began screaming profanities and racial epithets at him, assaulted him, ripped his sign to pieces and threw them in the air.
Some of the protesters claimed that the Trump supporter had no right to free speech among them, because the police would not let them cross the street to scream abuse and intimidate those waiting to enter the Trump rally.
A group of several dozen, pro-American protesters joined in, shouting USA, USA, USA and BUILD THAT WALL, while the anti-Trump protesters chanted obscenities and waved Mexican flags. One person displayed a confederate flag. Two Trump caps were burned to the cheers of the anti-Trump mob.
Several scuffles occurred, which caused the police to move in and declare the protest an unlawful assembly. A number of people were arrested and a couple were pepper-sprayed, these "casualties" seemed seemed to be almost entirely on the anti-Trump side.
Mexican soccer fans have gotten in trouble for chanting slurs at soccer games, "puto" and "culero." "Puto" very definitely means a male whore or a queer. So, they are calling the pro-Trump people queers. "Culero" can mean several different things, including fag or queer. Since they are already chanting a slur for homosexuals, I have to believe culero is meant as a slur also. "Puto" is chanted 3-4 times in the above video and so is culero. "Culo" means "ass," so "culero" can refer to butt-fuckers. The mob had been using racial slurs and extreme profanity continuously all day long, not to mention the violence. So, I think it is reasonable to assume culero is also meant as a slur to mean "queer." These are really despicable people with no concern at all for the rights of others, but they want for themselves the right to be above the law and also to be exempt from standards of common decency.
