I dont quite get a kick out of it but it annoys me because those Nazis often underestimate or offend other's intelligence. Yesterday i was talking to a friend that only learned to speak English at the age 25. He told me horror stories about how people were judging him for making grammar and spelling mistakes . He is an Computer Engineer and came first out of 6000 people that took a very complex test in his industry. That is a clear indication of how smart he is but yet people critique him all the time for his grammar mistakes . Nazis is the correct name for them because they are as ignorant and insensitive as Hitler.
That was me when I first started being on social sites. I couldn't understand why some grammar was so bad. Never occurred to me that English wasn't their first language. I felt pretty small about that. :/ @CheerfullyCurious
That's karma at work. When I see someone being very judgmental I occasionally like to drop this line from Horace, Satires. Quid rides? Mutato nomine de te fabula narratur. It means, Why do you laugh? Change but the name and the story is about yourself.
@SW-User I used the ellipsis (three dots) there to show that the sentence continued because not all of it would fit in the form box. Actually, there should be no punctuation there at all.
