Off My Chest
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Those who funded the Austrian artist fully agree.
Ah, we’ve reached the Austrian painter stage already.
https://politicaldictionary.com/words/godwins-law/
Well, it's just a pattern when people explain everything in the most understandable words for themselves and other people without explaining in detail, because it's much easier this way. It's just like: I hear the call of the water spirits.
Sorry...can you explain that a different way? I'm not following what you're trying to say.
I'm not good at explaining, but I'll try anyway: these people are Nazis! They have no pity, they consider people garbage, this is fascism! In short, there is a popular comparison to something instead of - rich people don't think of us as human! There is a comparison with fascism, and it turns out something like - these bastards don't think of us as people, that's fascism! That is, people compare something with fascism, for example, because it seems to them understandable and appropriate, or very appropriate, although sometimes it can be really appropriate, and thanks to this, many people read few words to understand how terrible these billionaires are.