@Daojoan
Nazis are not at risk of losing their free speech or their right to assemble anyway. Nobody is taking that away.
But if you own a bar, you also have the right to say "I don't want Nazi speech *here*. I don't want them to assemble *here*."
What they're demanding is the eradication of that right to refuse to cater to them.
"If you meet with these historians, I'll tell you what to say, tell them that the Nazis never really went away. They're out there burning houses down and peddling racist lies, and we won't rest until the day that every Nazi dies..."
- Chumbawumba
Yes. Have you never heard "The Day The Nazi Died"?

Chumbawamba live, DΓΌsseldorf, 23.04.2000
Studio version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CUQu5K8lp8
Chumbawumba, while being known for Tubthumping are not widely understood for their long history of political activism. Even Tubthumper is full of it. But it's less direct than their earlier work.

You may also be interested in the crossover track they did with Credit To The Nation, which is even more militantly explicit in its anti-fascism. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cD0Rf-N_FVE

"what radicalised you as a teenager?"
*holds up Chumbuwumba albums*
They once snuck into the Soviet Union, played a gig, and snuck out again. Just incredible.