People with crappy opinions that they can't back up love when things go below the belt because that lets them shift the focus to how they've been victimized. Unless the outlaws count, I've only been around white supremacists in a group situation twice that I know of. Both times, they were super antagonistic to pretty much anyone they thought they could get to. It's what they want. They work kind of like narcissists. If you fall into their drama, they win. Still, I'm not crying for them if they get themselves hurt parading around acting like idiots. What is that
@Bocefish likes to say? Play stupid games. Get stupid rewards. I don't think their work should be protected. I don't think police should have to stand between them and what they're asking for. And, they are asking for it. If they want to rant and rave against their fellow citizens, they should have to pay for their own security.
If you don't just mean bigots, I think every time Trump tries to do something unconstitutional and inches us ever closer to fascism, his supporters should be the ones calling him out the loudest. Where Trump and the extreme right want to take our country needs to be opposed. It goes against everything America claims to be. Not sure if I'd want to punch the people who support fascism without recognizing it though. I pity them a bit for believing that a billionaire in a cheap hat has their best interests at heart. Doubt a broken nose comes close to what they need in order to be stronger, smarter people. Anyone who votes for or supports Roy Moore deserves a few punches though.