Something or someone is either Nazi, or isn't.
Thing is, they used the term so willy nilly for anything and everything it lost any meaning. Their norms for its use are so contradictory there are no norms anymore.
People "I" like: not nazis.
People "I" don't like: nazis.
Actual nazis: nazis.
But at the same time, actual nazis: not nazis if convenient and expedient. Good nazis vs bad nazis.
Similarly not being a nazi does not mean you aren't one.
For instance:
-if there are "nazis", actual ones or perceived ones, anywhere near your social circle, then you are one: guilt by association.
-dismissing claims and accusations of "nazism": nazi enabler, no better than an actual nazi, to make it short and simple let's got with straight up genuine nazi.
-if you disagree with someone who took upon themselves the virtuous mantel of responsibility and authority to say who-is-a-nazi-and-who-isn't, then you are a nazi: because duh. Only a nazi would disagree with someone who isn't a nazi.
The term has been trivialized into worthlessness, it holds has much value, power and relevancy as a dog's bark.
Though a dog's bark can be of actual use.
Yelling "nazi!" at every turn, cannot.