• @Shardikprime
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    -165 hours ago

    “Everyone I don’t like is Hitler: A child’s guide for online political discussion”

    • @Knock_Knock_Lemmy_In
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      74 hours ago

      An excellent example of a strawman argument combined with reductio ad Hitlerum.

      • @ZILtoid1991
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        14 hours ago

        Hitler card card: Claiming that the opponent likening something to Hitler is bad and just an overreaction.

    • @Hobbes_Dent
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      44 hours ago

      Hitler: a terrified world’s example of what is clearly happening that falls on deaf, stupid, or fascist ears.

    • @TheoWasHere
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      Last time I checked American evangelists hated a woman who did the most Christian thing a Christian can do, which is also backed by the bible. Telling her she’ll go to hell. Then not to forget the fake “sin of empathy” by another American evangelist. The last time we had a religion that “fake”, was during 1930’s Germany. So yeah no, when I as an atheist can quote more bible verses that proof them wrong then they can quote, to back themselves and their hate up, you should know something is not a “I don’t like them so they are Hitler” but instead “These are fucking uneducated people on their way to make a cheap knock off version of nazi germany”.

    • @ZILtoid1991
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      14 hours ago

      Sure, the right might call boring liberals “radical communists”, but if the left dares to call people who want to remove certain groups from society nazis…