Liberals may quite literally be the Nazis.

(Most liberals)

They call people names, a name that's very historically touchy, to trigger emotional reactions and hope one of them goes for the kill. They want all conservatives dead and they call them Nazis to justify killing them without even having a discussion. After all, who would want to debate a Nazi, right? The accused can't defend themselves after they're dead, so the average person is easily manipulated.

Nazi or fascist are liberal code names for conservative. It helps prevent regular people from picking up on what they're doing.

Why do you think they're so obsessed with those big scary words? It's no coincidence, It's projection. It's what they subconsciously see in themselves and fear, so they accuse others of it. The last person you'd think would be guilty is the one that's doing the accusing, right? It's also why they're obsessed with being a "good person", they know it's what they lack so they have competitions over who's a better person.

Their biggest weakness is marketing. This doesn't work to convince people to vote blue, and our biggest weapon is simply not going along with any of it. No sane person thinks Charlie Kirk was a (real) Nazi so the word is losing meaning for them. No one likes to be around someone that's obsessed with "basic human empathy", and the violence they experience for it only pushes them away. Being a normie actually helps the right wing, to which average people are pushed through common sense.

It may seem like a 50/50 split on social media but in real life it's a different story. Why do you think they're cry about not being accepted as much as they do? It's because they are not. The average person is not putting up with the transgender nonsense, doesn't want the third world imported, doesn't support Lindsay Clancy, and sees conservatives as "speaking facts" simply because our marketing is better so our side is much, much more approachable even if it's sometimes the path of more resistance.

Nazi is the best marketing they have but it's rapidly losing effectiveness.