Listen I can see that you're very young and I'm not the type of person who attacks young people figuring out their views, so I'll just try to elaborate and respond as effectively and civilly as I can
1) Apparently she mentioned something very briefly about this, but from what I read she didn't go into detail at all, so unless you can read minds I don't see how you're able to provide more detail.
2) You are misunderstanding what the First Amendment Defense Act means. It is quite literally an anti-discrimination act that prevents the federal government from discrimination against people who hold traditional views and act in accordance with them. I don't know where you got the idea that that means the end of the world for every gay person. It's an act to allow individuals to maintain their freedoms and rights, even if their beliefs are different from mine.
3/4) Mr. Trump has actually held the gay pride flag high and proudly in support and stated that he believes that discrimination against lgbt people should not be allowed, despite knowing that this would hurt his popularity among traditionalists. His support of and promises to help the lgbt has likely cost him more votes than it gave him, if the reaction of the evangelicals to his support is anything to go by.
Overall, what I was referring to was that Hillary's policies quite literally mean having to fear assault and murder for lgbt people. Trump's responses to events such as the Orlando shooting and his dedication to actions and policies that will save lgbt lives carry, for me at least, significantly more weight than empty words with no action.
Be civil to others and they will be civil to you.
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