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To: BenLurkin

In a just world, robocall scammers should be put to death.


4 posted on 03/31/2019 4:54:19 AM PDT by Flick Lives
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To: Flick Lives

Preying on the sick and elderly.

I assume SS never calls people but instead sends a letter like the IRS.


6 posted on 03/31/2019 5:00:54 AM PDT by miss marmelstein
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To: Flick Lives

Agree, and SS should be punished for not sharing with ICE when an illegal uses your SS number to “verify” their identity.


17 posted on 03/31/2019 6:20:41 AM PDT by Hulka
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To: Flick Lives

I believe in the death penalty for cases of murder, rape, incest and telemarketing.

Oh, and treason. This should be used on some of the Deep State conspirators.

Yes, I’m serious.


25 posted on 03/31/2019 7:09:55 AM PDT by OrangeHoof (Trump is Making the Media Grate Again)
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To: Flick Lives

“In a just world, robocall scammers should be put to death.”

Add crimes involving a broad range of electronic crime such as computer hacking, credit-bank card theft, ID theft and basic fraud etc. I’ll be pleased to donate for rounds or ropes.


33 posted on 03/31/2019 8:53:27 AM PDT by Huaynero
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To: Flick Lives

In the David Ringo “Council Wars” SciFi book series somebody built an AI patterned after the cartoon character Bun-Bun. A knee high very dangerous rabbit that carries switch blades. Part of his programming is to eliminate ALL telemarketers. In the book the AI laments that there are none left to kill...


46 posted on 04/01/2019 1:27:10 PM PDT by El Laton Caliente (NRA Life Member)
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