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To: bob who wrote (107)	6/14/1999 7:24:00 PM
From: Yak-attack	Read Replies (2) of 381

These double standards are not legal, especially if it hurts us. Here is an example when SI suspended me and some of A@P's followers continued to insult me, I was unable to protect myself. The reason being that SI's double standard allowed them to continually batter and insult me without allowing me the option to protect myself. The parties responsible here are both "A@P's followers" and SI. I must say that A@P did not say anything bad about me after my suspension but a few of his followers did. I have already sent my attorney all relevant information and am prepared to sue SI(parent company GNET). In conclusion, SI is equally to blame here, they are running a corrupt operation and this needs to be exposed.

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