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- Embed this noticesurely you've already heard of the notion of a nazi bar: if a nazi sits at an occupied table in a bar, whoever remains on that table is a nazi; if a nazi enters a bar and doesn't get kicked out right away, the nazi feels welcome, others leave in disgust while the nazi brings in others, and suddenly everyone in the bar is nazi.
now, I was thinking of elections, just-past and future. if a nazi gets to congress, does that make everyone else in congress who doesn't resign (= leave the table) right away also a nazi? taking the nazi bar analogy further, it would presumably be analogous to a non-nazi supermajority in congress's kicking out the one abomination, but could they actually do so, legally and democratically? 'cause if they can't democratically kick the one nazi out, and they're all supposed to resign (leave the table and the bar) to show they're not nazi, then what follows is a 100% nazi congress (bar), which I don't find appealing at all.