Agreed. However Adam Kokesh did not yell out (from what I saw). He simply stood there quietly holding a sign, as were many thousands of others in the crowd….only his sign expressed a dissenting opinion.

My dissent is from the government curtailing the right to free speech outside the convention hall, although they were acting under search warrants prompted by reliable information that some protestors (government agents, perhaps?) were plotting real acts of violence. I also decry the failure of the media to report these events. We have a lot more television networks covering these conventions, far less constrained by standards of propriety, than we did in the 60's. And yet, street riots, which were the primary topic covered at the 1968 convention, were totally ignored this year. Again, though, I've never gained more sympathy for any cause by its proponents rioting or engaging in other boorish behavior.