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Long, hard, stiff is how they should be penalized
It's the only language they understand. Federal and state agencies should have wider, stronger, potent powers to give the sex spammers the quicker, long-lasting correction that they deserve. The problem needs to be beaten, even though it's hard. And when I say now, I mean last weekend. Well, that's my contribution to the mass debate.
Posted by: Robert Carnegie   Posted on: 04/16/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Get it straight, . . .  James Dean_z | 04/14/04
Awwww  Bill4 | 04/14/04
Just Delete it? Post me your email  voiceofreason_z | 04/14/04
Try a Bayesian filter or challenge-response  CobraA1 | 04/14/04
True we only get about 100 a day now  Hanover Phist | 04/15/04
we need laws for  V Sanders | 04/15/04
anyone heard of a snail mail filter  V Sanders | 04/15/04
and yes snail mail cost me money  V Sanders | 04/15/04
Snail mail filter  Update victim | 04/15/04
I hate spam too  V Sanders | 04/16/04
just like spam I have throughen out the good with the bad  Hanover Phist | 04/15/04
Big difference...  BitTwiddler | 04/15/04
Ridiculous!  DarbyOhara | 04/15/04
I agree, I think the reason our postage keeps going up  V Sanders | 04/16/04
so would paid email  V Sanders | 04/16/04
"Laws are what keep us from killing each other..."  escoles@... | 04/15/04
Spam has an enviromental impact to.  Burnsie001 | 04/15/04
how much  V Sanders | 04/16/04
Good!  BitTwiddler | 04/15/04
Disproportional Punishments  rock06r | 04/15/04
Spam 20 billion theft is gross underestimate.  xris007 | 04/15/04
when I go out of town  V Sanders | 04/16/04
Long, hard, stiff is how they should be penalized  Robert Carnegie | 04/16/04

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