An Australian anti-fascist perspective: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZ2KvtlLJyQ

Nazis aren’t “people you disagree with”. They’re anti-social violence-worshippers, and in this Australian context, terrorists grooming children. The main Australian neo-Nazi group literally had leadership get caught applying for a job in disability services when they said they only wanted to work cases for young boys[1]. ASIO have emphasised the decreasing age of NSNs membership. Their strategy, like many neo-Nazi orgs, is to indoctrinate and recruit disaffected and alienated teenagers.

Yes.

It’s kinda weird to sort of start rolling back to where some type of conservatism is actually a good thing.

For what it’s worth, politics is more complex than conservation and change. The status quo is what got us here, so we must to better than merely conserve.

Apples and oranges. A nazi salute is not a racial comment. It’s a signal of allegiance to extermination (which, by the way, extermination is physically violent).

The idealistic fantasy that we should permit the intentional organisation of Nazism is not an effective way to preserve liberty of speech. Australia has no intention of becoming the failing pseudo-liberalist state that the USA is. So if the law doesn’t stop them, our communities will continue to step up and silence them ourselves.

A Nazi salute is a form of hate crime against Jewish people, would it also be illegal to use Racial Slurs?

Why would it? One does not imply the other.

Also, a Nazi salute isn’t just a slur. It’s (at least) signaling that you want a bunch of groups exterminated (Jews are one of those many groups).

Why not execute them?

Pragmatic constraints.

The main Australian neo-nazi organisation has known connections to ‘bikie’ gangs, so you’ve hit the mark here too.

The best answer, while it’s still an option, is to continue community anti-fascist action against them. [enjoy1] [enjoy2]