I believe parody is considered protected speech. Everything on that site is so absurd (the zany video, the lists of email addresses) that I find it hard to bel

I believe parody is considered protected speech. Everything on that site is so absurd (the zany video, the lists of email addresses) that I find it hard to believe a reasonable person would consider this a serious offer to DDoS somebody. The more I think about it, the more clear it is that this is part of this company's "guerilla marketing" strategy.