People don't make references to the Rwandan genocide in the same way, although that is much more recent, because no organized groups of Rwandan survivors exist to publicise and remind people of what happened to them.

I wouldn't object to a group that commits genocide being referred to as Nazi, Nazi-like, etc.

But I was called a "health Nazi" because I helped lobby for a ban on smoking in indoor public places in Toronto. I was at a folk festival once where the artistic director was called a "folk Nazi" because she wouldn't book bands with electric instruments.

It's such casual use of a term taken from an evil, genocidal regime to describe people who are doing good that makes me want to puke in disgust.

Someone who corrects someone else's spelling is not a "Nazi," and there's nothing clever about calling someone that.

Jerry Seinfeld, BTW, should have known better.

And that's all I've got to say on the subject.