Believe me, I don't agree with anything the Nazis stand for. I don't support their views. I believe in personal liberty above all else. Nazi idealogy does not line up with that. But because I believe so heavily in personal liberty, I also believe they have a right to say these things. They don't have a right, however to follow through. I've actually never heard of Patrick Little and Arthur Jones until now. It is very concerning that they got somewhere politically, but that's a big reason I support the Second Amendment. Imagine how different history would have been if the German people had the means to take up arms against Hitler.
I think "doing nothing wrong" was the wrong choice of words to use in this case. I find it morally wrong to hold Nazi views, and even moreso to speak them out loud, but I also feel those should not be illegal. Not every immoral action should be illegal.
Anyway, another point I forgot to bring up in my earlier posts was in relation to neo-nazis being a fringe element. I feel that in order to stay that way, they shouldn't be in the public eye. While antifa's intentions may be noble, they are hurting the cause by making nazis something to be feared again, instead of them fearing rational people and the groups they despise so much. The best way to fight these people is by destroying their work and social lives. Out them to friends and family and their employers, boycott any businesses they own. These are valid and effective strategies to discredit any radicalist movement. Violence and vandalism should be a last resort, amd only when there is a threat to your own life or someone else's.