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Tuesday, September 15th, 2026, 12:28 pm

Garrett is Calling Everything He Doesn’t Like “Nazi” (or Similar)

Unless it’s humour, which is how he excuses this (and at the same time endorsing violence).

Earlier this month: Calling People “Nazis”

In the feeble mind of Garrett, everything that he does not agree with is instantaneously labeled something truly awful. He seems to not understand that when he does so he may be defaming people, in effect associating them with banned expressions/activities. Some of them respond to that today:

Nvidia developer, Matthew Garrett, suggesting that some *unnamed* Linux distribution, which has recently taken in millions, is associated with “White Supremacy”.

Their opinion, not mine.

Despite being facetious and tongue-in-cheek (and rude by default), he makes it sound like 1) he needs a million bucks and 2) he’s looking for a job now.

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