Goodwin Law

Goodwin’s Law states that as a discussion or argument grows longer, the probability of someone making a comparison to Nazis or Adolf Hitler increases. Essentially, it highlights how debates tend to escalate, often involving hyperbolic or extreme references to Nazi ideology when topics become contentious or prolonged. The law is a reminder to remain focused and avoid comparisons that may exaggerate or distort the original issue, promoting more constructive and respectful discourse.