Any insults coming from their enemies are negated in their moral connotation because they come from people they perceive as absolutely evil. If you’re described as a Nazi by someone you think is evil, it’s like you’re actually a Nazi that’s morally good, but with all the other attributes of a Nazi. Same for dictator, threat to democracy, etc. But being called weird just makes them, well, weird. There isn’t really a moral connotation to invert. It’s just an accurate statement that, even when flipped around, still stings.
Any insults coming from their enemies are negated in their moral connotation because they come from people they perceive as absolutely evil. If you’re described as a Nazi by someone you think is evil, it’s like you’re actually a Nazi that’s morally good, but with all the other attributes of a Nazi. Same for dictator, threat to democracy, etc. But being called weird just makes them, well, weird. There isn’t really a moral connotation to invert. It’s just an accurate statement that, even when flipped around, still stings.