It is weird to argue that free speech is limited then having the "
First Amendment" thrown at you like it is some type of bible verse. The constitution is an agreement that is open to interpretation (is it a shock that words can be twisted?), with respect to time, which sets the stage for the government and the people to set a bar. Let's ignore the idea of "private spaces" since the first amendment does not extend there.
If I can suppose for a minute and borrow the naive interpretation of the First Amendment ...