You seem to think it does.

Here's the exact wording of the 1st Amendment...

Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.

It's pretty clear that the 1st Amendment only protects us from the U.S. government passing laws to restrict our speech. It doesn't restrict the private sector from restricting someone's speech. For instance... a private home or biz can restrict you from calling people names or preaching whatever religion or political stance you choose to espouse and the public can boycott any person/biz they want to.

While you can say, "I don't like you boycotting this person/biz" I'm free to ignore you and boycott who I chose to and it's not unconstitutional. It's only if the gov stops people from boycotting that it's treading on their 1st Amendment.

That's quite the interpretation.

Rather it is using your first amendment rights...and I do believe we can make him acceptable only to Nazis if we work at it.

Eastern Europe...they were German Jews. My great Grandma and Grandpa came over and changed their religion in Wisconsin. There was a family rift. My Grandma who had my Dad late in life tried to save as many as she could, but thanks to bigots similar to the ones that marched in Charlottesville and good old Sheriff Joe, she failed. None survived. Our family is the last branch of that before the war very numerous family who lived mostly in Germany...so I guess I can say what I choose. Sherriff Joe is a brown shirt type...it suits him.

First off, if you're going to ask for credentials, my mother was born in 1938 in Berlin. Fortunately for her, she was not one of the people the Nazis decided weren't worthy to live.

Unfortunately for her, regardless of that, the Nazis brought war to her family (and mine), resulting in death and destruction. My grandfather died in a trainyard during a bombing raid. My grandmother was raped by Soviet soldiers who captured Berlin. Whose fault was that? The fucking Nazis.

Let me be clear. Those who side with men like Joe Arpaio are embracing the same philosophy as the Nazis.

You wanna play silly semantic games? Go right ahead. I denounce such nonsense. Indeed, the First Amendment prevents the government from stifling his speech. It does not, however, restrict me in that way at all. I am not obliged to facilitate, or even tolerate such "hateful" speech myself.

FUCK Joe Arpaio, Fuck Donald Trump, and fuck any apologist for them.

conversation about Nazi supporting racists. I mean, REALLY!!! The gall!!! I'm SERIES!!!!!

person tortured for being brown, he does not allow curse words.

I mean torture is bad, but curse words? has to be a line...

They did what they could to resist. One cousin lived in an apartment building where one unit was occupied for the duration by an SS officer. After their country was finally liberated and he had to make a nasty exit, the building residents went and looted his apartment. herr drumpf and arpaio are clearly made of the same cloth as Hitler; they just haven't gone as far -- yet. Give them enough leeway, and they will. Fuck drumpf, arpaio and all of their followers.

Basically he turned his prisons into concentration camps and killed some due to the horrific conditions...a monster for sure. Boycotting him is what he deserves and will get...lets make his last few years as miserable as he made those whose very life he controlled...and was responsible for. There are other sites that may share your worry about Joe's first amendment rights...this isn't one of them. Oh and the first amendment only deals with the government ...not private people who decide to boycott a racist piece of crap.

He can find free meals and an appreciative audience all across the country.

That seems to be what happened to George Zimmerman, once a right-wing, NRA darling who was reduced to selling paintings of the Confederate battle flag from his favorite, No-Muslims-Allows gun shop, Florida Gun Supply.

He's certainly no hero anymore... just another hack that gets eye rolls and ignored by the media, by the people as a whole, and by pop culture.

That was just last year.

His crimes required the complicity of hundreds, and that organization still exists.

service to anyone s/he was offended by.

That should be good.

The NY Times puts out a daily podcast called The Daily. You can access it at the NY Times website or through Apple podcasts. Today it focused on Arapaio. He is so alone that he told the reporter that he had all day to talk to her. He practically begged her to stay.

And it's called being "Sent to Coventry".

To be ignored or ostracised. This behaviour often takes the form of pretending that the shunned person, although conspicuously present, can't be seen or heard.

The origins of this phrase aren't known, although it is quite probable that events in Coventry in the English Civil War in the 1640s play a part. For those not familiar with the UK, Coventry is an industrial city in Warwickshire, England. It is well-known for its two cathedrals; the modern cathedral being built in 1962 to replace the old cathedral, which was destroyed during an intense German bombing raid in 1940.

In the 17th century, when this phrase is supposed to have originated, Coventry was a small town. It has been suggested that the phrase, although we now use it in an allusory sense, originated from people being actually sent there.

http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/sent-to-coventry.html