Or... You can do the much easier thing and simply go to the library or a coffee shop and use one of those computers to make posts. OR use someone else's computer. Or steal one.

The point is, a computer doesn't identify a particular user. I thought the RIAA cleared that up?

Actually, you fail again.

"seig heil" is not a threat in words itself. Especially so far decoupled from Germany. Keep in mind, we are only talking words here, not actions. You are also missing the point about Threats.

This is, of course, a completely hypothetical situation that still fails the legal test.

Here, I'll help with pointing out unprotected speech... When you do something akin to yelling "fire" in a theater when there is none, creating a false emergency. The resulting panic and false emergency expending resources and possible injuries resulting from possible hysteria are the risk. I'm sure you can conjure up a million situations similar to this.

I'm done arguing with the fencepost. I tire of repeating myself.

I think you're missing the point as burning a cross in a pickup more than likely already violates a few other laws. Also threatening someone is not considered "free speech" and is rightly prohibited. However, I can still call you a jackass and it's perfectly legal, especially if you're offended.

"First off hate speech is not protected speech so your example falls on it's ass"

Wrong... Inoffensive speech doesn't need protecting.

Offensive speech, which also extrapolates to mean "hateful speech", is indeed protected by the US Constitution. If not, show me where this is disputed, I'd like to know.

Speech where people are advocating hate also is not illegal. It's not exactly wise, but it's not illegal.

You DO NOT have the right to protection from offensive speech. In fact, it's just the opposite.

There is a concept called "utility". To utilize something is to use it to it's potential or some measurable degree by which the user can gain "utility" from the system to do "work". This is far different from simply "using" it.

I can "use" my computer, but am I making good "utility" of it? Depends on what I am "using" it for.

So therefore, in not using the "utility" word, you show just how "simplistic" you actually are... which is a different word than "simple".

Not trying to sound "smart" or anything, I just like to use my brain.

Here in Hawaii where Magma comes to the surface every day, we see it explode. This is relatively low pressure magma with lots of gasses dissolved inside the liquid rock. Tell me... what happens when you take a hot can of shaken soda and you open it up suddenly?