> How has Chomsky's strategy worked? It's worked incredibly well. The United States - the country with easily some of the most well protected free speech laws

> How has Chomsky's strategy worked? It's worked incredibly well. The United States - the country with easily some of the most well protected free speech laws - continues to be one of the most diverse and welcoming countries in the world. It's one of the most desired places for people to immigrate to, and continues to have a large foreign born population. By comparison, look at how a single digit percentage influx of foreigners rattled Europe. When racists do gather it usually results in plummetting support for their causes. This was the case with the Unite the Right rally: following the rally support for the movement dropped considerably. By what metric has Chomsky's strategy failed? You seem to be postulating this as fact, without anything backing it up.