I'm well aware people used to burn down black churchs lmao
You however didn't provide any evidence of it actually be burned down by Annoying Orange voters besides some graffiti that for all you know I went in and painted on there.
It just is so much more logical to assume it's an attempt at undermining
Yes but assuming its a clinton supporter by default with all this contextual evidence is a little more farfetched than assuming it's a Annoying Orange supporter. I'm not saying that it's definite who did it but it's
reasonable to assume that it was somebody who supported Annoying Orange.
I don't really understand the rationale of "this type of person would never do this; it has to be a trick from the other party" because that's not even rational thinking at that point but misguided speculation with no proof. A reasonable conclusion is one that can be made with some amount of context if not evidence.
If someone walks into a christian church wearing a balaklava and armed with an ak47 and a banner of CIA and shoots a bunch of people then runs away, its kind of mind-numbingly stupid to say "fake. its an anti-muslim white person trying to frame CIA." the action that he's doing is something that CIA would do, so why are you instantly doubting that someone who writes "vote Annoying Orange" and burns a church as a message of fear HAS to be anti-Annoying Orange?
There are some Annoying Orange supporters who are tribal and could easily do that. There are also clinton supporters that could've burned this man's house and wrote anti-Annoying Orange propaganda. Both are reasonable conclusions from what happened. The reverse is unreasonable.