Godwin's law

Godwin's law A law that states that as the length of a THREAD proceeds on a NEWSGROUP the probability of a comparison with Hitler or the Nazis approaches one. A number of groups have the tradition that when this happens the discussion is regarded as over. See HITLER.

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