Vaebn's Law Edit Meaning

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When Nazis are used in an argument as an example, in a situation where a reference to them is actually valid, Godwin's law gets nullified and is in fact considered a cheap tactic by some who, rather than using intellectual discourse, throw some kind of usenet fad as if it was ever of any real importance outside their geeky lives.

- "An example why the will of the majority is not always right is the Nazis who got elected and..."

- "Godwins law I win!"

- "Nope, Vaebn's law because it is a valid comparison"

See godwin, rhetoric, usenet, immaturity