Teetering perhaps, but highly unlikely to actually enter it. If it is reasonable to conclude that your statements are likely to directly lead to violence then you are some what liable.
For instance if I told a hit man that if he killed my wife I'd give him $100 bucks, and then he did in fact kill my wife I could not realistically claim that I was exercising freedom of speech to say what I wanted. Likewise if I told a bunch of known Klan members that a random black guy walking down the street raped a white woman yesterday it's not hard to foresee a high likelihood of bad repercussions from that and you cannot be completely left without guilt for them if they happen.
By the same token when you go around riling up ignorant hicks by telling them that Muslims are destroying America, Immigrants are stealing their country, or a secret black Kenyon Muslim has stolen the white house you are certainly teetering on the edge of intentionally inciting violence. Claiming that you didn't expect the people you're inciting to actually resort to violence will almost certainly be enough to protect you under the law, but you would be wise to add some clarification to you rhetoric about what action you DO intend for your audience to take just to cover your ass.
