Haha, yes. I think there's a difference between being intolerant if Nazi beliefs people facing equal punishment and singling out people that are not citizens for different treatment.

That is, of course, how the Nazis started out. Of course all Germans were to be treated equally. Guess who weren't considered real Germans.

Why are the police that approved the rally not facing repercussions? That's what if like to know.

ain't a paradox when you frame it as a social contract.

Who watches the watchmen? The same legal mechanism that was used here could be used against someone protesting the destruction of the environment. We've already seen similar. Or the Israeli genocide. We've already seen a peaceful protestor lose an eye. She was presumably a citizen given she was a candidate for election.

I understand the paradox of tolerance. I also understand state overreach.

I think the police and courts have too much power to stifle legitimate protest already. This will be a reason to stifle it more.