You have the right to be offended

You have the right to be offended.
You have the right to ignore that which offends you.
You have the right to your opinion, and to defend that opinion if questioned.

You have the right to speak your mind in public venues, or in your own.
You have the right to make your opinions known to those willing to listen.
Anything you say may, of course, be held against you in the court of public opinion.

You do not have the right to insist that others hold the same opinion as you.
You do not have the right to define what is offensive for others.
You do not have the right to censor others in venues not your own.

You have the right to remain silent.

Consider exercising it.