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Following this warning, another participant responds, emphasizing the legal limits of speech. "We can say anything we want about you. There are certain things that are against the law. You can't threaten the guy, but you can say pretty much we can make fun of you. We can criticize you." This highlights the distinction between free speech and unlawful threats. While criticism and satire are protected under free speech, outright threats of violence are not. The responder asserts that criticizing someone is permissible, but crossing into threatening territory is illegal and unacceptable.