Rush Limbaugh/Feminazi talk

Taw changed the wording from 'followers' to 'listeners' suggesting that everyone who listens to Rush uses the word. That's certainly not accurate. I listen to him sometimes, but I don't agree with him. And I don't use that word.

 --Jimbo Wales

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The article states: "It is not meant to suggest that radical feminists actually share the same beliefs as the German Nazis, as the National Socialist German Labor Party actually opposed feminism."

While this reasoning is sound, we see no evidence that Limbaugh does indeed make this argument. As is, it is an argument of the "It is not so because it cannot be so" type, i.e. "Limbaugh is of course aware of the horrible crimes of the nazis, how could he not?", the implication being that Limbaugh would not deliberately use a term like "feminazi" to invoke images of murderous gestapo troops, some of them no doubt inspired by sado-masochistic pornography counsumed by his conservative right-thinking audience.

Present evidence that Rush Limbaugh has indeed clearly separated "feminazis" from real nazis in the article, or I will remove this sentence.

You, of course, have evidence that "his conservative right-thinking audience" consumes (I assume that's the word you would have used had you been paying attention) "sado-masochistic pornography"?