No, Milo Yiannopoulos’ 1st Amendment rights aren’t at risk

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The rights of Milo Yiannopoulos were violated. Angry about his politics and uncomfortable with his trolling, violent protestors kept him from delivering scheduled remarks in a public venue. His right to free speech was categorically infringed.

But that was more than three weeks ago at UC Berkley and it bears zero resemblance to the current controversy surrounding Milo’s CPAC speech. In reality, there’s little threat to his First Amendment rights.

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