Or a Ms.

Ms. "Biased Egalitarian Cow"

I've been putting ALOT of thought into developing ways to bridge divides between people lately. It all boils down to the way we talk to one another, especially the language we choose. I don't mean swear words. I mean dualistic language. If we could remove any qualifiers or labels that separate "us from "them" from our speech, we would be more effective communicators. What I thought after you called him "Mr. Nazi" was that he would see that, take it as the disrespect that it was intended to be, and most likely respond with violent speech in return. There's really no way, in my opinon, that he would initiate any meaningful conversation with you after that. Even though you asked him to share his thoughts with you after, that one comment would most likely prevent him from having a desire to do that.

"He that would make his own liberty secure, must guard even his enemy from opposition; for if he violates this duty he establishes a precedent that will reach himself." - T.P.

I used to think that most everyone in these modern times would hear "Nazi" as negative, no matter what their philosophy and beliefs. And I and most everyone I knew always used "Nazi" as a negative term.

But then I learned that some people straight up identify as Nazis, they are Nazis, they say they are Nazis, Nazism is their way. Like Rick says, he literally is a Nazi.

I read Phil's use of "Mr. Nazi" as a gently humorous even friendly form of address to a person who actually is a Nazi.