"If we don't believe in freedom of expression for people we despise, we don't believe in it at all." ~ Noam Chomsky
No doubt you are referring to Nick Griffin on QT tonight.
In my extremely humble opinion, absolutey right, and unfortunately, correct for him to appear on the programme.
But, there is an unanswerable dilemma. If the right minded democratically minded, give a public platform to people who will not only then deny freedom of expression to others, but proceed to harm them, was it right to give those people that platform in the first place?
And could it be they be rightly accused of losing that freedom of expression by giving freedom of expression in the first place?
I notice Allan, you cleverly side stepped giving your view.
More important, you didn't post on the subbuteo thread. Don't tell me you did not have subbuteo? Shame if you didn't!