Hi, Think Spot. I'm sorry that you feel like you can't stand by your words with your name. Being fearful is awful for anyone. And too often, fear prevents real conversations from happening.
I trust that your fear is genuine. Why would you deny your neighbors their equally felt concerns?
It is easy to only see the transgressions that the 'other side' commit. And even easier to let those offenses keep us a part. Please remember that most of the people who responded to Sen. Miloscia did not do so with threats, but with genuine concern (I was one). Many of these people are your neighbors. 
Your comment, while deeply felt, is filled with generalizations and, in my view, hate-- the same ugly, unproductive discourse that Sen. Miloscia has decried. 
We all have the opportunity (and responsibility) to choose curiosity and connection over hate and generalizations. So... let's talk. 
You can find and contact me on Facebook. I'd love to get coffee (and maybe some understanding) with a neighbor.