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'Hitler liked Snow White' fallacy
The 'Hitler liked Snow White' fallacy is the opposite of the 'Darwin was a Christian' fallacy, though both are the sides of the same coin.
The fallacy's name comes from the fact that Hitler really enjoyed Disney's adaptation of Snow White. According its logic, if you like Snow White, then that means you agree with Hitler that it is a good movie, therefore you must also agree with him that the Holocaust was good.
This fallacy fails to consider that it is possible to agree with someone on one thing without agreeing with them on everything, and is usually a consequence of the "us vs them" mentality. By its logic, either you are "with" Hitler or "against" him.
The fallacy's name comes from the fact that Hitler really enjoyed Disney's adaptation of Snow White. According its logic, if you like Snow White, then that means you agree with Hitler that it is a good movie, therefore you must also agree with him that the Holocaust was good.
This fallacy fails to consider that it is possible to agree with someone on one thing without agreeing with them on everything, and is usually a consequence of the "us vs them" mentality. By its logic, either you are "with" Hitler or "against" him.
Person 1: The Earth is round.
Person 2: Lol! Really? I can't believe you'd say such a thing! You know who also thought the Earth was round? Jeffrey Epstein! Checkmate, round Earther!
Person 1: Nah, bro. That's just the 'Hitler liked Snow White' fallacy.
Person 2: Lol! Really? I can't believe you'd say such a thing! You know who also thought the Earth was round? Jeffrey Epstein! Checkmate, round Earther!
Person 1: Nah, bro. That's just the 'Hitler liked Snow White' fallacy.
'Hitler liked Snow White' fallacy by Polygonail June 20, 2026