TMW you look at a red hat and realize you'll never look at one the same way again.

Oof, ya hurt his feelings— don’t do that :)

Why are the Nazis s always compared to both sides of American politics, neither of you are nazis

So let's address your point first, then I'll add anecdotal info for you:

This post isn't about the Nazi party, it's about fashion choices going out of style because of crimes comitted by individual(s). The toothbrush moustache is a style of moustache in which the sides are vertical (or nearly vertical) rather than tapered, visually resembling the bristles on a toothbrush. First becoming popular in the United States in the late 19th century, the style spread to Germany and elsewhere. After Hitler had done what he had done, the toothbrush moustache had lost all of its popularity.

As such, you don't see people wearing red caps that much anymore unless it's a MAGA cap. I recognized this when my wife and I watched "Father of the Bride" with Steve Martin where, in the first scene, he is seen having a red cap with the same form as the MAGA caps. It was such an eyesore, and we couldn't look at it any other way - in spite of it being an 80s/90s movie.

Here's the anecdotal info:
The Reich Wing (er, right wing) is closer to nazis than the left.

One big clue is how you only see Nazis at Trump/DeSantis Rallies/events.

Two things, hitlers mustache style is called the paintbrush, and that would make the left closer to communists who have been responsible for easily two times Hitlers kill count

https://www.oglf.org/what-type-of-mustache-did-charlie-chaplin-wear/

Toothbrush.

You can make some goofy comparisons between Republicans and nazis but when I bring up communism I am a child?

What comparison did I make?

How nazis and Republicansare associated with each other

*Republicans are

And what is that association?

Point is, there is no comparison. You're trying to make one when this is meme is talking about fashion choices. What you're suffering from is a rather serious bias that affects the Right Wing is called "The Barnum Effect" in which you are given vague information, but just enough for you to fill in the blanks. Case in point? "Make America Great Again." It's never mentioned when it was great. But everyone has different answers.