Internally Deformed
Farseer of the Paranormal Abysm
Now you're just being disingenuous. Majority of the people that hate him, hate him because of his expressed opinions.
Specifically his immigration policy, but I myself dislike him based on his proposed economic policies.
I'm not saying he's not flip-flopped on issues, he has certainly done that. The biggest problem in my opinion with Hillary Clinton is the clarity of just how terrible she is. Trump is a gamble, his ego could mean he starts a war with China or he tries to have the best presidency possible so he's remembered glowingly. It could mean that he ignores all of his experts or it could mean that he relies more heavily on his experts because his ego makes him proud of his cabinet.
Clinton however is a human trashfire. It's burning, it's directly under our nostrils and in our vision, yet she tries to lie about it. It's all right there in our faces and that kind of clarity will make most other things look great in comparison. She pretends to be a feminist and says rape victims must be believed, which given her past is disgustingly ironic.
Personally, I would have voted for Bernie Sanders, since I agree with many of his social policies and his terrible economics would either be blocked by the democratic system or be implemented and finally put the last nail in the coffin of American socialism.
The problem is the flip-flopping. As you said yourself, he used to be a Hilary supporter. Has his actual opinion changed? Is what he is saying now simply designed to garner support from a certain overlooked and enraged section of the public? There is simply no way of knowing, because he hasn't got the mental wherewithal to present a clear and consistent set of ideas by which the public can choose to elect him. Without knowing what he actually stands for, the electorate is denied an informed choice, which goes completely against the grain of everything we understand about democracy. To elect him is to vote against the democratic process.
I'm not going to defend Hilary because I'm not exactly enamored with her myself. But the problem with your thinking is that you lack the imagination to see just how bad Trump could, and almost certainly will, be. The sum total of all Hilary's supposed blunders in 16 years as a top level career politician (and more if you include her tenure as a first lady) won't even come close to the level of damage Trump is capable of inflicting on the world within weeks of taking office. I take your point that he's a gamble, but what you're discounting is what we already do know about him: that he is willing to do and say anything to gain power, that he lacks tact and diplomatic skill, that he lacks a basic understanding of domestic and international politics, that he is dishonest in his dealings and immoral in his treatment of his inferiors, and that he has a profound need for attention that hints at some much deeper and more disturbing character flaws.