New York Times gift articles

I'm discussing specifics, details, not vague principles. Should there be Neo Nazis allowed to gather and march through some city with their signs? Yes, they should not be prohibited or physically prevented.

Why? Because it helps give evidence to the fact that racism in the modern day is still an enduring problem, and that extreme racism is still a threat. This counters a standard conservative narrative that remains an effective weapon in their toolbox.

Is this tolerance? No, not necessarily, not if you're also counterprotesting, contesting their position, demonstrating that they do not have factuality or popularity on their side.

I'm not some young whippersnapper that thinks in simple, straightforward, black and white ways. It's a messy and complicated world out there, without simple answers to our problems. So, we need to think in complex ways, paying attention to details and specifics instead of thinking some broad application of some sort of simplified principle can fix what a century of progress failed to.