R___, Thanks for standing for what seems as the stepchild of the U.S. Constitution - the First Amendment. 

Unlike the Second Amendment it seems clear and unambiguous.

Even the Press that is direcrly mentipned in the First Amendment seems more likely to be in favor of their bottomline than Freedom Of Speech.

Gramatically and logically Freedom Of Speech is distinct from Free Speech which is not mentioned om the First Amendment.

Inorder for Freedom Of Freedom Of Speech and the other four freedoms to be recognized, Freedom Of Though ( which is expressly part of the UN Declaration of Human Rights Article 19 )  must be acknowledged.

Without the Freedom Of Thought and Conscience there is no Freedom Of Expression, no self and self expression. 

What"s left is Free Speech; that is, sanctified, popular and approved opinions, points of view and ways of being and acting.

All expressions of human Being begin with thought and is displayed as a matter of conscience.

Human Beings have challenge God Himself for these Freedoms.

Let's heed the warning of Eleanor Roosevelt and be for these enduring Freedoms rather than being caught up responding to events and personalities.

Be well.

Kwasi Akyeampong