You're getting hot, which is more than we can say for Aberration who remains stone cold hard and fast on it.
He did give the post a like however which is noted. So we may be experiencing some progress here.
The bottom line is that Godwin does not negate telling a Nazi he's a Nazi. Godwin's Law says it is 100% right to tell a Nazi he's a Nazi.
After Charlottesville Godwin came forward publicly (on FB) to say the Nazis of Charlottesville are Nazis. Godwin's statement is 100% consistent with Godwin's Law. Godwin didn't need an exemption to his Law to say this, he did not claim or get and exception to his law, nor, in such instances, would Godwin need exempting from his Law. Godwin's Law is clear enough if one reads it and, even better, listens to Godwin himself when he speaks of it as Godwin did immediately after Charlottesville.
And while eventually in a debate somebody invokes Hitler and the Nazis, Trump at Charlottesville beggars the question, as Godwin noted in his Charlottesville statement and Trump's frazzled good guyz on both sides smooching of Nazi ass. At least Trump was in Faulty Tower when he kissed Nazi ass publicly over Charlottesville rather than on the South Lawn of the WH.
As I've noted in scrolling, I seldom or rarely cite Hitler and the Nazis in the current whirlwind that is the Trump presidency. I reference Trumpolini and Mussolini. That is, the emergence of a uniquely American 21st century fascism. I see Trump as being much more like Mussolini and his old time fascists re-formed in the 21st century American context. All the same however, I absolutely do not rule out a Hitler and Nazi equivalent in the contemporary USA that would be foreseeable if Trump and the Nazis of Charlottesville got themselves reelected.
