That is exactly a Lloyd Evans move
A common misconception about Lloyd Evans is that he is highly intelligent. Never mistake someone being articulate for true intelligence. He's certainly a knowledge base about WT doctrine and history. If there were a quiz show about WT, he'd be a returning champion. It's when he attempts to extrapolate his WT/anti-WT based thinking onto real life events you can see how two-dimensional he really is.
Take the last tweet about the swastika appearing on an Indiana Jones movie. He could have easily explained the Third Reich and the second World War (which was in the scope of this movie) to his child, but he just had to take it a step further. Like many shallow people, he overly indulges himself to prove to the world there's another edge to this that not many besides himself can see.
A few years ago, he made a huge deal about celebrating his daughter's first Christmas. He was careful to say that in no way was he celebrating the birth of Christ as an atheist, or that he even believed in the existence of Christ as a real person in history to begin with. Yes, we get it. A lot of atheists and non-Christians celebrate Christmas. But he left Santa Claus ambiguous. He told his daughter there were "rumours" of a Santa character who put the presents under the tree. If you're going to tell your kids about Santa, do it all the way or none of the way. But he had to pontificate about never giving his children false information, despite presenting them with information which led them to believe in Santa Claus to begin with!
Lloyd is "intelligent" in the same way the Dustin Hoffman character in Rainman was. Rainman counted 246 toothpicks that spilt onto the floor in seconds, counted cards from a four-deck shuffle in Vegas like a genius, yet believed that the only place he could purchase underpants was at a particular K-Mart in Cincinnati and took meticulous notes from every episode of People's Court as if the fate of the world depended on it.
Rainman also thought a Vegas call-girl was really romantically interested in him, just like Lloyd believed in Thailand right before he paid them for sex.
I'd better stop before I start referencing a certain line of dialogue from Tropic Thunder about never going full . . .