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If you have to jump to Nazi's to make your point you've already lost the argument. Its just a symbol. Almost no one is an actual Nazi. What people are really saying is be tolerant of alternative health views . be tolerant of anti VAX views. Be tolerant of Karen's and listen to their complaints.
Nothing in the infographic is specific to Nazis, that was just an example. It can also be applied to things like religious groups, "conservatives", Zionists, TERFs, and incels. Any bigotry in general, really.
Put up a info graph of a baptists and see if you don't get absolutely crucified in the comments. Nazi was used because we have been conditioned since birth to see them as absolute evil.
Well, I just insinuated that with all the major conservative Christian groups, including baptists. We'll see.
Correct.