Courtney Act scraped the bottom of the barrel at a Trump rally in Fairfield, Connecticut this weekend and noticed there were two major things missing: "Facts, or people able to speak in complete sentences."

Act interviewed a handful of people including a woman who likens "the Muslim" to a "Satanic cult," a man who simply doesn't "want a lady as President," and thankfully, a group of three young protesters who recognized her from RuPaul's Drag Race season 6:

Act also interviews a group of young white men holding a giant "Diversity = White Genocide" banner on the side of the road. As you can imagine, their ringleader has some pretty interesting ideas for America.

"What this means to me is that basically we stand for the cultural and racial preservation of the European people who built America," he says about the sign.

The man also suggests that America should "break…up into different 'ethno-states'" and "give the blacks their own country."

Wow, ok!

In a blog post for Junkee, Courtney reflected on the people she met at the rally:

"Not one of them made any sense — and I don’t just mean their views didn’t align with mine. It was their use of the English language didn’t make sense. None of them spoke in complete sentences or seemed to listen, comprehend or properly respond to what I was saying. There was a lot of buzz words and rambling rhetoric cut and pasted together. But I persisted and listened and occasionally politely pointed out and questioned contradictions and misinformation."

Check out the semi-terrifying video below, and as Courtney Act says, remember "voting isn't just your right, it's your duty!"