They weren't meant as such, anyway. I was trying to describe how John Q. American may perceive them. Do relate that to my previous comments, and you'll see the logical consequence relation.

And while I'm at it, as I had said before, Godwin's Corollary is relevant when you're referring to the Nazis in a fallacious manner. Had I said, "well, our PR isn't working because the Goim are a bunch of Nazis," or more appropriately, "you all don't agree with me, well, the Nazis didn't agree with me either," then Godwin's Corollory would be relevant. That is entirely not what I was saying. I used Der Schteirmer as an example of the stereotypical depiction of Jews in antisemite propoganda, in a manner of emphasis.

Mein Zeitung heisst Der Stuermer, Schwein!

I'll try and remember.

Meine Tastatur hat keine Umlaute.
Es heisst Der Stürmer.

Sorry.

Then it should be Der Stuermer. One appends an "e" to the vowel when umlauts are not available.