Very well said, Helga.  Sadly, 'bullying' is happening on both sides.  Donald Trump has already put out numerous statements about coming together as a country, loving each other, uniting as one people.  He has repeatedly and publicly asked protesters to stop, and for any Trump supporters who are being aggressive to stop.  In a recent interview with 60 minutes, he restated his goals for a more unified nation and for any bullying to stop.  On his website greatagain.gov, he offers a heartfelt Thanksgiving Day message.  I would also encourage parents to discuss with children that the media is strongly to blame for the misinterpretations of Trump's words, and for parents to talk to their kids about not believing as gospel everything they hear and read ever in life, but to actually work harder to get to know the real facts and the real person.  No one likes to be called names.  If I started calling you a bigot, a xenophobe, a sexist, without getting to know you, you would not like it.