YES! His violent rhetoric has created a dangerous environment.
89%
NO! The protesters are the ones inciting the violence & anger.
11%
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It should be obvious that the only upside of alledged Bernie supporters making trouble at a Trump rally is for the Establishment Republicans. Most Bernie supporters are likely familiar with the concept "You can't fix stupid" and so are unlikely to try it at a Trump rally. The Establishment Republicans are clearly desperate enough to try a political false flag attack at Trump rallies to both slow and discredit both political outsider campaigns at the same time. With Trumps considerable resources he should be able to unravel this and thoroughly discredit the responsible parties in short order. So no, Trump is not responsible for the disruptions at his rallies and niether are true Bernie supporters. I would suggest that the entity that has the most to gain is the most likely responsible party; Establishment Republicans.