>Expressing Nazi ideas can lead to violence, extremism, racial and religious discrimination, anti-democratic activity among other things. I didn't say Nazi ide

>Expressing Nazi ideas can lead to violence, extremism, racial and religious discrimination, anti-democratic activity among other things. I didn't say Nazi ideas were banned because of this, I said they were banned because of what _following_ them can lead to. For contrast, compare an idea like "group X treats women like second-class citizen". Following this idea does no harm, it doesn't even do anything, as it's not a prescription that can be followed, it's just a statement. Expressing it could however still lead to a violence if group X is aggressive and conflict-minded. If expressing this idea is banned, then public discussion of the poor treatment of women by group x would be banned, and there wouldn't be any pressure for group x to improve its treatment of them.