Once again, zealotry means "with extreme zeal" or "Fanatical enthusiasm" meaning a positive relationship to the noun it is related with.
A religious zealot is one who practices religion with fanaticism. An atheist zealot is one who holds atheistic view points with fanaticism.
A religious zealot, by definition, cannot be an atheist. That is a contradiction.
http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=zealotry http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=zealot
So that means, you believe that Antifa are anti-Nazi zealots, not Nazi zealots.
By saying "I might also suggest that an Antifa is a zealot for Nazism" you are saying (replacing the word zealot with its meaning):
"I might also suggest that an Antifa is a fanatical enthusiast for Nazism"
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Once again, zealotry means "with extreme zeal" or "Fanatical enthusiasm" meaning a positive relationship to the noun it is related with.
A religious zealot is one who practices religion with fanaticism.
An atheist zealot is one who holds atheistic view points with fanaticism.
A religious zealot, by definition, cannot be an atheist. That is a contradiction.
http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=zealotry
http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=zealot
So that means, you believe that Antifa are anti-Nazi zealots, not Nazi zealots.
By saying "I might also suggest that an Antifa is a zealot for Nazism" you are saying (replacing the word zealot with its meaning):
"I might also suggest that an Antifa is a fanatical enthusiast for Nazism"