Super funny parody — when people are equating minor missteps or tone-deafness with Nazism, it does get tiresome. 

But what bothers me is that there really are some outrageous things going on, and there are many more things that while not outrageous are interesting to explore as being negative ... but most people do not have the brain power for nuance, so any time someone offends they're canceled, they're racist, they're homophobic, etc.

It is possible to be a good person who says or does something stupid, and it should also be possible to talk about awkward issues without being so over it that being anti-P.C. becomes more popular than being anti-racism.

This skit deftly navigates all that. My only objection — twentysomethings don't become massively right-wing in their thirties, and the twentysomethings of today will do so even less, I reckon.