That's what I said, JVys - that Rebel displayed "hate and intolerance that fall short of criminal levels."  

Possibly the most famous free speech case in the United States had to do with the Nazi Party being allowed to parade in Skokie, Illinois.  Their hate and intolerance also fell short of criminal levels.

The Party's legal challenge was successful because it involved government action.  

But ... few people (although not so few as could be hoped) would be upset  if the Nazi Party lost every last ounce of public support.  Being an advocate of free speech doesn't mean you've lost your values as to what kinds of speech you want to hear in the public forum.