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Godwin's Rule Squashes Effectiveness at Berkeley Anti-War Protest

Saturday's woefully ineffective war protest in Berkeley looked like all sorts of fun! There were ladies sporting furry pink outfits, large signs with lots of small text making incomprehensible messages of protest, flag-waving bikers, Melanie Morgan speaking, privileged UCB students shouting, upside down American flags, baked goods, and much more.

Sadly, though, the anti-war contingent blew it in the final round when they busted out the Nazi salute as U.S. National Anthem played. Tsk, tsk, That bobble cost them since, as most of you now, whenever you use Nazi analogies in any debate, you lose. Better luck next time, kids.

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Godwin's Rule Squashes Effectiveness at Berkeley Anti-War Protest
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