Reply #120: You are demonstrably wrong, as the examples prove.

[Raskolnik]

the Constitution protects my right to say whatever I want, when ever I want, where ever I want, how ever I want.

Let me ask you two direct questions:

Can bring a bullhorn into the post-natal ward of a hospital and begin making threats against the President?

Do you think that if a member of the Minutemen stormed the stage at an immigrants' rights rally, grabbed the microphone, and started making a speech, his actions would be protected by the First Amendment?

I'm going to give you a hint: both questions have the same answer.