Either that, or some people tend to see "vegetarianism" and "dictatorship/genocide" as orthogonal, while seeing "low-life scum on the internet" and "complaining about too much political correctness" as not orthogonal?

Should the separation not be between ``low-life scum on the internet'' (the far right) and ``not being explicitly politically correct'' (being apolitical)? ``We need more political correctness'' (the far left) is on the reflected axis of ``complaining about too much political correctness'' (the far right).

Thank you for your well-formulated contribution to the discussion.

So basically, you are trolling. Thank you for being candid.

>evoking Hitler was a bad way to make your original argument

You'll notice that I was reducing to the reduction to Hitler, not reducing to Hitler himself. And this is not such a long stride to take, as the reduction to nazism had already occurred in the quote that I was criticizing.

No not really, I genuinely think that evoking Hitler was a bad way to make your original argument.

I'm actually not sure about what you are trying to communicate. Are you attempting to mock me for highlighting logical fallacies?