>Woman protests with a group against something she's

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>Woman protests with a group against something she's opposing from Government
>Her Freedom of Speech protects her from things like purjury, trials, and whatnots because she has the rights to speak against government
>Congressman uses his power to find her job location
>Sends a note with the following sentences.
"But let’s be clear that there are organized forces — both national and local — who are already hard at work to put a stop to an agenda of limited government, economic growth, stronger national security......P.S. One of the ringleaders works in your bank!"
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2017/05/15/p-s-an-anti-trump-activist-works-for-your-bank-ethics-experts-say-this-congressmans-fundraising-letter-sounds-like-a-threat/?utm_term=.b15c55b9425f
http://www.wnyc.org/story/frelinghuysen-targets-activsts-letter-boss/
http://thehill.com/homenews/house/333395-gop-rep-goes-after-activist-by-writing-letter-to-employer

>Man makes meme against a private media outlet
>private media outlet finds him
>private media outlet tells him to stop and apologize
>/pol/ and other idiots claim freedom of speech infringed
>claims this has nothing to do with what party you are in
>people actually thinking they can "boycott" popular and dominating franchises like AT&T and McDonalds.

Do people even boycott effectively these days?

Tl;Dr
Nowhere in the Constitution does it say, "If you say something bad and someone else is hurt, and that someone personally tells you to stop it, your right has just been violated."