You write: "Nazi, deportation and remigration party wins in Germany"

The actual headline is:

> "Far-right AfD wins vote in Germany’s Saxony-Anhalt state: Exit polls"

Portraying every right wing party as "Nazi" is a grave mistake. The AfD, for all their many faults, are not Nazis. Simply consider the fact that they are led by a lesbian woman married to a Sri Lankan immigrant. In the 1930s, this would have been denounced as peak Weimar degeneracy, and the pair of them would have been the very first to the camps.

The actual danger is that by calling tepid right-wingers Nazis, you get them saying, "Well, if they're going to call us Nazis anyway, maybe we ought to go harder. We have nothing to lose if we take a more radical stance."

Semantic drift ---> More political polarization. It's a real problem.