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In modern usage, it applies to all arguments, not just on the [[internet]], and according to Godwin's law the first side to reference the [[Nazis]] is generally assumed to have lost the argument, unless the conversation topic is about [[Nazis]].

In modern usage, it applies to all arguments, not just on the [[internet]], and according to Godwin's law the first side to reference the [[Nazis]] is generally assumed to have lost the argument. This is since, unless the conversation topic is specifically about these topics, such comparisons and likenings to Hitler or Nazis are usually ludicrous and the arguer is either grasping at straws or being deliberately slanderous.

Liberals become enraged if accused of invoking Godwin's Law and often confuse it with [[Reductio ad Hitlerum]].

Liberals become enraged if accused of invoking Godwin's Law and often confuse it with [[Reductio ad Hitlerum]].