Pretty Much Everything is #SaferThanATrumpRally

Going to a Trump campaign rally is kind of like going to a WWE match.

The rallies tend to draw a certain kind of crowd, they're big on theatrics, and there's a strong possibility that at some point there could be some real violence.

In fact, a Trump rally in Tucson, Arizona erupted into violence Saturday when a white anti-Trump protester carrying a sign that read "Trump is Bad for America" was allegedly sucker punched and kicked by a black Trump supporter.

Despite this, Trump declared his rallies "lovefests" on Sunday, telling ABC's “This Week” anchor George Stephanopoulos, "We don’t condone violence. And I say it. And we have very little violence, very, very little violence at the rallies.”

Trump may be okay living in denial, but Twitter isn't.

The alarming number of attacks on protestors at Trump rallies have inspired users to begin mocking the Republican presidential frontrunner using the trending hashtag #SaferThanATrumpRally.

So in no particular order here are 15 things that are apparently way safer than going to a Trump rally.