Helgard, although I do not agree with your constant defense of Trump's escapades and stupidity, I think in this case there is a point to be made. True defense of freedom of speech/assembly/association really does mean that if you believe in those freedoms, you also have to defend even the rights of those people who's views you abhor. In other words, if the right to free speech is absolute, which it supposedly is in the US, then the right of even the white supremacists to utilise that right has to be defended. In this case they protested the removal of the statue of Robert E. Lee, who was the finest general of his era. Whatever their political/racial views are, they had a right to march. Just because every politically correct organisation in the world disagrees with that view, is of no consequence. The whole issue seems to be this moral equivalence thing. There is no right (correct) political view. There is only a RIGHT to express your view.