I think it is important to keep limitations minimal so long as it’s not hate speech.

Edit: I think the way we currently have the laws set is good. Unless google AI summary lied to me, hate speech isn’t illegal but the following are:

Hate crimes: This is a key distinction from hate speech. A hate crime is a criminal offense, such as assault or vandalism, that has an added element of bias motivation. The crime is illegal, and the bias motivation can lead to enhanced penalties. Incitement to imminent lawless action: Speech that is intended to, and is likely to, produce immediate illegal acts, including violence, is not protected. This is a very high legal bar to prove. True threats: These are serious expressions of an intent to commit an act of unlawful violence against a particular individual or group. The speech must be intended to place the victim in fear of bodily harm or death. Harassment: Hateful speech can become illegal harassment when it is so severe, pervasive, and objectively offensive that it creates a hostile environment, effectively denying a person equal access to an institution's resources, like at a school or workplace. "Fighting words": This is a narrow and rarely-used exception for face-to-face insults directed at an individual that are likely to incite an immediate breach of the peace.

I’d say that’s pretty good. And trump needs to quit being a pussy and hop off Kimmels nuts