Want me to be blunt? Fine. Half the country does not support Trump. This election had something like 55% turnout, with less than half of those who voted casting a vote for Trump.

So you have ~26% of the eligible voters in this country who cast a vote for him. Even if we're assuming that voting for Trump means you actually support him (as opposed to voting the party line, voting against Clinton, etc.), that is nowhere near half the country.

You want to talk extrapolation? 22% of this country is under 18. Millenials voted overwhelmingly against Trump. Extrapolate that into the 20% of the country under 18.

Voter turnout was down 8% since 2008. There's another segment of the population that couldn't be bothered to vote at all, let alone for Trump. Not caring enough to vote = no support.

I could continue but you get the idea.

As for your asinine assertion that encouraging people to participate in the J20 general strike is equivalent to encouraging rioting and violence... I'm not really sure what to tell you. Strikes, protests, and other collective action is how a lot of shit gets done when people with power don't want to do it. Having the group wear the same color is a strong symbol of solidarity and unity. And covering your face is basic good practice these days if you're doing anything remotely controversial - police, government, employer, and other reprisals are real concerns.

Hopefully this is clear enough for you. You honestly seem like a complete ass, but I hope at some point you realize that the capitalists aren't your (or anyone's) friends, and you rethink some of your knee-jerk assumptions about the left.