No but I'm not easily insulted.
Did you take his statement literally?
The fact that you think you're strong enough to resist Trump's repeated calls for violence, confrontation and harassment is not the standard for deciding whether Trump should be called to task for his instigation of others.
Here is a link to and an excerpt from the sentencing memorandum filed by defense counsel for Cesar Sayoc, who was convicted for mailing explosives to Trump opponents:
Mr. Sayoc began watching Fox News religiously and following Trump supporters on social media. He became a vocal political participant on Facebook, something he had not done previously. He was not discerning of the pro-Trump information he received, and by the time of his arrest, he was “connected” to hundreds of right-wing Facebook groups. Many of these groups promoted various conspiracy theories and, more generally, the idea that Trump’s critics were dangerous,
unpatriotic, and evil. See Ex. V (excerpting social media posts that Mr. Sayoc received from some of these groups.). They deployed provocative language to depict Democrats as murderous, terroristic and violent. See id. Fox News furthered these arguments. For example, just days before Mr. Sayoc mailed his packages, Sean Hannity said on his program that a large “number of Democratic leaders [were] encouraging mob violence against their political opponents.” Hannity Transcript, FOX NEWS (Oct. 11,
2018).5
Mr. Sayoc was also an avid follower of @RealDonaldTrump, Donald Trump’s Twitter page, where Trump posted prolifically about his political enemies, including all of the recipients of Mr. Sayoc’s mailings. See Ex. W (selection of President Trump’s tweets). In his tweets, Trump portrayed these individuals as dangerous, corrupt, and un-American. See id. For example, he suggested that anti-Trump protestors were paid agents of billionaire George Soros and that Hillary Clinton should be prosecuted for corruption and put in jail. Id.
Mr. Sayoc was particularly susceptible to believing these dubious stories of Democratic malfeasance. The combination of his cognitive deficiencies, steroid- induced delusional thinking, political naiveté, and his isolation resulted in Mr. Sayoc being unable to critically evaluate these claims. He lived alone in a claustrophobic van, did not have close relationships with his remaining family members, and did not have friends or loved ones to help puncture his alternative reality. He truly believed wild conspiracy theories he read on the internet, many of which vilified Democrats and spread rumors that Trump supporters were in danger because of them. He heard it from the President of the United States, a man with whom he felt he had a deep personal connection. He read it on almost every website he visited. He saw it on Fox News, which he watched at the start and end of his day. And it was reinforced to him on social media.
In this bubble, Mr. Sayoc personalized the misinformation to which he was exposed. He began to consider Democrats as not just dangerous in theory, but imminently and seriously dangerous to his personal safety. President Trump did nothing to dissuade this message. ......
It goes on and on and on like that for many pages. Keep in mind these are the words of Sayoc's own lawyers. Don't blame the liberals. Here's the link:
https://www.courthousenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Sayoc-Sentencing-Submission.pdf
People
are influenced by Trump's instigation and calls for action by his supporters. I wish you wouldn't post so many things that appear to defend it.