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From: lists at onryou.com (Cael Abal)
Subject: (Was: Re: Yahoo Instant Messenger YAUTO.DLL buffer overflow)

> Well, I also have the right to free speech; although murder is not a
> right...the website is not to be taken literally.  Obviously if I wanted
> Bush literally killed, I would not have a website as such exposing my
> name/address.  The person who posted my address to a public mailing list is,
> however, definitely in violation of my rights and this list's policies.
> Although, information should be free and I never support such restrictions
> to information in the public domain.

I'm torn.

You see, I'm about as left as they come, and cringe at the very
thought of youths wasting away in jail.  My distaste for
heavy-handed police action, however, is nothing compared to my
desire for you to just shut the hell up.  To speed up the process,
maybe you should go outside, flag down a cop car and confess?

Jesus, you're like a weepy boil.  Take it off list.  Please.

Thanks for motivating me to test out firebird's mail filters,
though.  Plonk!

Yours,

Cael