Anyway, if Trump continues to wink and nod at the KKK and similar white nationalist 'deplorables', at what point is he morally complicit in the outright murder of American citizens?

Well frankly I'd say we're well past that point, so maybe the question is at what point to Republicans who aren't completely lost stand up and declare that they're sick of this shit?

The male of her species, at 0:46:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-4mBbTUDq0#t=46s

Awkward silence, or just limited animation?

Prior to "Star Trek", Gene Roddenberry's biggest gig was writing for "Have Gun - Will Travel". I am sad to report that the worst episodes of HGWT are generally the Roddenberry episodes, in that his handling of women is poor even by the standards of other writers. If he's not depicting them mouthy broads who need to learn to shut up so they can get a husband, they are silent passive creatures who exist for Paladin to partake of like free samples at the grocery store.

I'll be watching an episode of HGWT and someone says the most sexist thing I ever heard, and I say to myself, "yep, Roddenberry episode". (Then I look it up on IMDB just to make sure, and I'm usually right.)

All of that said ... as a rule I don't buy the "man of his time" argument; slaveowners may have been men of their time, but they were also recognized as monsters by their contemporaries, so they don't get a pass. But I think Roddenberry was often trying to write strong, admirable women, but he had too many notions that we recognize today as misguided. Think of his original "Star Trek" crew, with Number One (logical ice princess who secretly fantasized about Captain Pike) and Number Two (not as smart but unusually powerful feminine drives) -- that was Roddenberry doing his level best to write women in a better future, and they're downright embarrassing.