In this case, however, the discussion concerns “alt righters” marching in Charlottesville who were, well, flying swastikas, Sieg Heil-ing, and wearing shirts with Hitler quotes. And Godwin himself took to Facebook to let everyone know that if it walks like a Nazi and talks like a Nazi, you better let people know what it really is.
"By all means, compare these shitheads to Nazis. Again and again. I'm with you."
https://gizmodo.com/godwin-of-godwins-law-by-all-means-compare-these-shi-1797807646And about the Trump regime:
When I woke up this morning, “Nazis” and “#TrumpConcentrationCamps” were trending on Twitter, and on Laura Ingraham’s show, Attorney General Jeff Sessions found himself defending himself against comparison to the Nazis.
His defense: “It’s a real exaggeration, of course. In Nazi Germany, they were keeping the Jews from leaving the country.”
John Podhoretz: "Stop already with the Nazi and Hitler analogies. Really. Stop. What's happening is its own kind of bad and you court discrediting the seriousness of your complaints about it by overstating things so tastelessly and wrongly."
Mike Godwin: "My answer: if your argument is that terrible policy is not really as bad as what the Nazis did, that’s a weak defense."
https://www.pajiba.com/politics/the-guy-who-came-up-with-godwins-law-now-says-its-ok-to-compare-the-white-house-to-nazis.php
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