[Centurion2000]

"The right to free speech stops at the entrance to my house. You are not allowed to invade my privacy and to use my resources to send your message," said Steve Kirsch, a long-time Internet entrepreneur and philanthropist who announced the lawsuits on Thursday.

Then don't hook a telecommunications device into a public telephone network.

[Michael Barnes]

I don't know where you live, but there is nothing "public" about my telephone service. I pay to have me devices connected. That kinda makes it private in my book.

[steve-b]

Homeowner: The right to free speech stops at my property line. You are not allowed to invade my privacy and to use my resources to send your message.

Graffitist: Then don't put your house on a public street, d00d. [picks up spray can and resumes]