It's
not for nothing that an obscure bit of internet geek wisdom—Godwin's
Law— morphed into
the "The
first person to mention Hitler in a debate automatically loses!"
meme. Obama's apologists needed something to stifle any
association with one of the original Obamnunusts. Godwin grew wings.
Even during the 2008 campaign it was impossible to ignore
the
Nazi-Obamunista parallel, what with marching
children, and that
bizarre "Triumph
of the Will" acceptance speech theatrical, and later thug
tactics used
to silence critics.
But
there's a much more important issue at stake here than geek semantics.
Because those who would (incorrectly) invoke "Godwin's Law" are
actively seeking to obliterate from memory not only some of the core
building-blocks of civilisation and language, but also some of
humanity's most important, and most painfully-learned, lessons - World
of Stuart
e.g. The
tiny city of Kinston, N.C. approved a ballot initiative to
hold
nonpartisan elections— that is, remove party affiliations from the
ballot. It's notable the Kinston is a predominantly Black
hamlet. Holder challenged that law, and successfully sued in
Federal court to have it overturned. The reasoning? That
lack of access to party affiliation would discriminate against
minority voters who otherwise wouldn't’ know how to find Democratic
candidates on a ballot. The implication is obvious - Democrats own the
Black vote, and think they're too stupid to make the correct decision based on
understanding. 
More famously, Holder had the gall to challenge an Arizona law
that
actually mirrored US immigration law. A law that served notice
that illegal aliens were illegal, and gave local authorities the right
to send them packing back over the border. Holder called it a
violation of federal law—I'm not making this up—and the administration
called on their Hollywood scripted media to condemn Arizona and it's
racist citizenry.
I posit here, as I have many times before, that Attorney General Eric
Holder has Nazi
running through his blood.
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