>The context you are referring to has repeatedly born out that American law allows private citizens to say or express anything, no matter how hateful, as long as it's not an incitement to violence nor slanders a specific party.

This is still very ambiguous. There are MANY situations where the above statement is not true.

>you and I will be considered the Nazis.

That's absurd. If you look back 100 years ago there are many people I would not consider a "nazi" so why would it hold true 100 years from now? Your rhetoric has very little substance. It's Godwin all the way down.

>Stop dodging, actually respond to what you're replying to. Do you consider capturing the hypothetical Nazi flag differently than the HSNDU flag?

I'm not dodging anything, I'm sick of people throwing around the freedom of speech like it justifies everything anyone wants to say.

To answer your question: As an individual I view it very differently.

BUT I don't think the government should snatch either flag, and if you're on someone else's private property doing so it should definitely be considered theft.