"To make matters worse, at one school board meeting, an openly antisemitic man was allowed to make hateful comments about Jews. When I tried to get the board to stop him, they threatened to remove me."

Okay look.  It's a public meeting.  The First Amendment guarantees the right to speak at them to the politicians in question, subject to reasonable rules like time limits and so on.  The farking Nazis have the right to go to them in full-Nazi regalia and ask if anyone's seen Kyle.  The rest of us have the right to go to them and call them Nazis and call out their Nazi bullshiat.  Neither side has the right to go "I don't want to hear from Nazis" or "I don't want to hear from liberals" and then try to force the board to exclude the other side, and if the other side was excluded by the board, that'd be a free million dollar free speech lawsuit by the ACLU or the conservative version of the ACLU, perhaps even both.

I've had farking asshole public officials tell *me* that I'm not allowed to speak at public meetings and to argue they couldn't let me do something on public property because then they'd have to let the Nazis do it.  So let me tell you that while the Nazis can go burn in Hell, the public officials and assholes like the author who deny free speech can go burn in Hell next to the Nazis.

The answer to letting Nazis speak is to have a whole pile of voices speak up against the Nazi immediately afterwards and rip their bullshiat to shreds and to make their lives unpleasant so they crawl back under their rocks and die.

Neutrality in America isn't letting Nazis speak, it's staying silent when anyone challenges the right of another to speak and not speaking out when you hear someone lie.