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Is Ben Steins recent movie, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G
odwin%27s_Law
"As a Usenet discussion grows
longer, the probability of a
comparison involving Nazis or
Hitler approaches one."
Replace Usenet with
"Political" "Spiritual"
"Religious" "General" Or
almost any adjective you see
fit, and you'll know what i
mean.
BTW - Supporting Evidence...
http://www.conservapedia.com/E
volution
(notice the large picture to
the right of the screen... )
LHOOQ - Wow.. Haven't heard
the name Martha Stewart in a
Loooong time...
BTW -
http://www.urbandictionary.com
/define.php?term=craft%20nazi
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But - does Godwin's Law reflect a true social phenomenon or simply a common colloquial usage (see grammar Nazi, spelling Nazi etc) stated without any real deep and meaningful contextual relationship? |
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Godwin's law should should be included in the laws of physics. |
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Oh, yes, Godwin! Filthy libels used to promote rubbish - mud-and-ribcage-story - yea, that´s creationism! |
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At the height of her popularity, Martha Stewart was not compared to Hitler. Some topics just lend themselves to such a comparison. |
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