$tevie wrote:
And I take it by your silence that you, swampy, condone the physical attacks on gays and Muslims, the intimidation by white students of their latino and Muslim classmates, the people in blackface, and the K K K rally which have all happened in only the first 48 hours after Trump's election.
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David Wilcox, 49, said he was about to turn left from Kedzie Avenue to Roosevelt Road around 1 p.m. Wednesday when a black sedan pulled up and scraped the right side of his Pontiac Bonneville.
"I stopped and parked. And I asked if they had insurance, and the next thing that I knew they were beating the s--- out of me," Wilcox said Thursday.
A phone video shot from a bus stop at the intersection shows Wilcox being knocked to the pavement as five people gather around him. A man in the group straddles his back and punches Wilcox with both hands.
As the fight picks up, people on the sidewalk away from the struggle yell taunts that include "You voted Trump," "Beat his ass" and "Don't vote Trump."
There's laughter as Wilcox rolls on his back and covers his face. Two people hit and kick him. Wilcox gets up and tries to get back in his car, but someone repeatedly punches him until he slumps by the side of the vehicle.
Someone else then gets into the driver's seat of the Bonneville, and Wilcox tries to get him out. People shove him away, but Wilcox grabs onto a door frame and is dragged along as the Bonneville pulls away.
Bystanders yell anti-Trump taunts as man beaten after car crash
Warning: contains graphic language. David Wilcox, 49, speaks with a reporter the day after he was beaten on the West Side of Chicago following a car crash on Nov. 9, 2016. A bystander captured the beating on video in which bystanders yell anti-Trump taunts at Wilcox. (Zbigniew Bzdak / Chicago Tribune)
"They were beating me to have me let go of the car," Wilcox said. "The guy went to 70 and 80 mph. If I let go, I was dead. He slowed to 45. … He tried to push the door open. …So he stepped on it again.
"He stepped up back to 70 and 80, swerved again," Wilcox said. "The wheels on my side left the ground, up to 2 inches. … Then he slowed down. I was looking at oncoming traffic. He probably slowed to about 45. God was watching over for me. I rolled about five or seven times into the oncoming traffic lanes.
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He said the taunts appeared to come from people watching the beating, including one person at the bus stop who he heard say, "Yeah, it's one of them white boy Trump guys."
Wilcox believes the attackers, who were black, were egged on by the bystanders. "They intensified it, aggravated it and made it more than it was."