Donald Trump s rally are a hotbed of bigotry, and that was proven at his latest event in Rock Hill, South Carolina. A Muslim woman, Rose Hamid, 56, attended, and she says she had some predictably horrific encounters before Trump s goons finally threw her out for no reason other than the fact that she is Muslim. Speaking to CNN s Don Lemon, Hamid said: One guy was saying,  Get out   do you have a bomb? Do you have a bomb?  I said,  No. Do you have a bomb?  They were saying ugly, ugly things. One guy was saying,  God is great.  I said,  Yeah, God is great. Though Hamid wore a shirt that expressed peaceful intentions, she and another man were escorted from the event by a police officer. To make matters worse, Trump himself seized the opportunity to stoke the fires of hate and bigotry in his ignorant base, saying as they were removed by a cop: There is hatred against us that is unbelievable. It s their hatred, it s not our hatred. Hamid summed the experience up perfectly when she told Don Lemon that Trump s repeated Islamophobia and hate speech is a vivid example of what happens when you start using this hateful rhetoric and how it can incite a crowd. Lemon asked Hamid what most folks would ask a person who goes into a lion s den of hate deliberately: Some people would say,  Why even put yourself in that position, Rose? To be around those people. Hamid s response was one of wisdom and bravery: Because I don t want to think of them as  those people. I think that s what the problem is, that we look at people and we categorize them as  those people  who are bad people and  these people  are the good people. I believe that people in all camps are decent people as we get to know them. Well, she has more faith in humanity   and especially in Donald Trump supporters   than I do. Hopefully, on some level, Rose Hamid is right and I am wrong.Watch video of the interview below:Featured image via video screen capture from Raw Story