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It is sincere because their grip on reality has become so deluded that they genuinely believe it.
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Large amount of them are sincere about it, as their definition of Nazism is the retarded nonsense that umberto eco came up with, which can be boiled down to pure aesthetics, ie according to them, anything that looks remotely alike to Nazism is Nazism.
Should be noted calling someone 'fascist' even when they're not fascist has been something Communists have done for decades, literal generations, ever since the Soviet Union - it's an old tactic popularized by Marxian notions of dialectics that will 'force the enemy out' and 'force class conflict' by strategically dividing groups via rhetoric and turning labels into political weapons/bogeymen that they can use to attempt to goad people into thinking they're the bad guy for opposing said class conflict - they also believe that the revolution is determined by its' ability to combat fascism and that fascism is the end result of all capitalistic and/or bourgeois systems, so therefore even if the fascists have not themselves become popular, you must essentially make them into a presence and thing so the revolution has a proper enemy.
tl;dr: they're insane
I love when people misrepresent that philosopher you could easily say that every single leftist should be ye put in prison if you actually use his philosophy.This is then given teeth with the concept of the "paradox of tolerance" - of course, what the paradox of tolerance actually demonstrates is that unlimited tolerance is a self-defeating concept. Instead of taking away from this "making tolerance your highest moral principle is unviable", they instead come to the oxymoronic conclusion that"we have to be intolerant of intolerance".