there is the constitutional side

regardless of what your political viewpoint is

In January 1978, the Illinois Supreme Court decided that a Skokie National Socialist Party of America  march was constitutionally protected, including the right to wear swastikas, ruling that “the display of the swastika, as offensive to the principles of a free nation as the memories it recalls may be, is symbolic political speech intended to convey to the public the beliefs of those who display it.” In February, a federal court went even further, ruling that the ordinances intended to prevent the march were unconstitutional.