Avoid Extreme Demonization in Political Rhetoric

Extreme demonization in political rhetoric, such as comparing individuals to Hitler, can have dangerous consequences by potentially inciting violence from mentally disturbed individuals. Politicians should refrain from escalating demonization and vitriol to the extreme as it may influence unstable individuals to believe that assassinating a controversial figure would make them a hero. The use of hyperbolic language, like calling someone Hitler, can poison minds and contribute to violent actions. Blame should be placed on those who engage in extreme demonization in political discourse, as it can have a damaging impact on individuals who may be vulnerable to such influences.