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The First Amendment is a double edged sword.
In commercial free speech there is the right of association.
If a private business, in a private place, wants to not allow certain speech that is not explicitly protected speech -- they have the right to do -- so as long as the violate no other guaranteed right or legal statute.
In a public place like the street; protesters have the right of association and the freedom of speech guaranteed by the First Amendment and Federal law. The right of assembly is not absolute; a governmental authority may require a permit with reasonable restrictions toward public safety.
So, too fucking bad -- try and sue Twitter.
This is just pissing in the wind ...
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