Surely the question should be whether a reasonable person would feel threatened by the message, supposedly humorous or not? I mean, there's not much difference between
"I know where you live & I'm going to kill you & rape your kids"
and
"I know where you live & I'm going to kill you & rape your kids LOL",
but a world of difference from
"If Girls Aloud don't play Biology I'm gonna nuke the site from orbit!"
As for saying you would celebrate if some celebrity died, I would say the threshold for "appalling behaviour would be reached if you included their @twittername so that they saw it in their feed.
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Date: 2012-08-01 12:55 pm (UTC)"I know where you live & I'm going to kill you & rape your kids"
and
"I know where you live & I'm going to kill you & rape your kids LOL",
but a world of difference from
"If Girls Aloud don't play Biology I'm gonna nuke the site from orbit!"
As for saying you would celebrate if some celebrity died, I would say the threshold for "appalling behaviour would be reached if you included their @twittername so that they saw it in their feed.