"The First Amendment restricts what the government can do to your speech, and Jews, Muslims, and all minorities are the biggest beneficiaries of this bedrock American value. But I am not the U.S. government, and the First Amendment does not police who I invite in, or ban, from my home. Macklemore is exceedingly lucky to live in America, where he has rights and freedoms millions of people around the world can only dream of. And it’s precisely because he lives here that he has the right to hold uninformed and wrongheaded views, and to share them with others. What he doesn’t have a right to is my stadium. Nobody does. That’s not censorship, it’s freedom, my freedom." That’s how Robert Kraft should have responded, writes @DGreenbaum.