Original sentence: But I would defend his right to utter them.David Cameron has come in for some flak for signing up to their aims when they were formed in 2004.Except Unite Against Fascism don't quite see it that way.I can't abide what Griffin stands for and abhor his divisive rantings.I haven't seen their aims and objectives, but no doubt most reasonable people would agree to sign up to a campaign against fascism - but when it takes the form of denying free speech, that's where lovers of democracy must bow out.On today's evidence Unite Against Fascism is nothing but a left wing front organisation whose belief in democracy is as skin deep as the people they purport to campaign against.One of UAF's members actually said on TV today: " I believe in freedom of speech for everybody but fascists.So it's somewhat ironic that a group called Unite Against Fascism uses fascist methods to shout down a press conference of a man who has just been elected by several hundred thousand people in a democratic election.That's what happened to Nick Griffin this morning.That's what happens in a free, democratic society - we may not agree with what someone says but we will defend to the death their right to say it.The UAF also received criticism for the conduct of the protest action from journalist and political blogger Iain Dale who commented "Fascist is a word which is thrown around a lot by the left, mostly by people who haven't got a clue what the word means.They are the kind of people who believe in 'no platform' for people they disagree with.They used to call me a 'fascist' at university