The First Amendment Rights

I will fight to the death to defend your rights guaranteed by the 1st Amendment, even if I find your speech hateful, divisive, amoral and hurtful. I will also fight you to the death if you try to curtail or eliminate all the freedoms guaranteed by that same 1st Amendment.

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