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Donald Trump Supporter Goes On Racist Rant About Black People While On Vacation: ‘I Hate Them’

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A Donald Trump supporter was caught going off on a racist diatribe while on vacation.

“I don’t like n—–,” she said. “President Trump, whooooh. Obama, f— you, you motherf—ing n—-. Are you recording it? Put it on Facebook. F— these motherf—— n——. I hate them.”

A Donald Trump supporter was caught going on a racist rant while on vacation.

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The clip was shared by anti-racism activist Tariq Nasheed, and he asked if anyone knows who the woman is.

“Vicky is a Trump supporting white supremacist,” he wrote beneath the video. “Vicky went on vacation, the U.S. Virgin Island, which is full of Black people, to express how much she ‘hates n—– with a passion.’ Anyone here recognize Vicky from their community?”

The clip has been viewed nearly 200,000 times in just a few short hours. Some folks were angered by the rant and expressed it, others clowned the woman for her sloppy, drunken manner.

“If I looked like this I would probably be hateful as well. I get it,” one person tweeted.

There were others who said the video would come back to haunt the racist woman, and she’d lose employment.

“Fired and crying in 3, 2, 1,” someone wrote.

“You have to work to be fired,” wrote another.

But despite all of the chatter about Vicky being drunk or high in the video, she does appear to be at least somewhat sober later on in the clip. That doesn’t stop her from doubling down on the racist talk, however.

See the video below.

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