Did any of your ancestors, at any point, belong to a group of immigrants that was considered by a portion of the US populace as "undesirable", but were let in nonetheless?
Would you consider your own presence in the United States as a benefit of such immigration which took place a while back?
I don't think it would have benefited, say, Israel or Japan to have extended my ancestors citizenship.
I cannot count the number of times I hear supposedly tolerant people yell "Freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom from consequences." Where the consequences is usually violence. But thats OK, because it is not the government doing the violence.
Being coy about being a Trump supporter is a necessary precaution.
This is why I'm considering closing all of my social media accounts even remotely linked to my real identity -- reprisal is a very real threat.
As for harassment: no, that was never my intention.