Dark Clouds over the dutch part of the internet

First of all most spam is send from spam zombies these days and those run on Microsoft Windows machines. But the people which are hurt the most by this action are the people running their own mail server. Most of those people run some version of Linux/Unix/BSD on those systems. Those people are also very often the ones who have to deal with heavy loads of incoming spam. This means in fact that the people who suffer the most from the spam problem are punished for it. Again.

Secondly most people pay for an internet connection. Not for some kind of http service over TCP/IP on port 80. In fact the whole change means a degradation of service.

Speaking of port 80 by the way. A lot of spam zombies are infected via port 80 and port 443 traffic. So it seems a better idea to block those ports. After all it is better to cure the cause than to fight the symptoms. But this would probably cause to much complaints from customers.

But as often happens in history a small minority is punished for the stupidity of the masses. This time by a internet that gets more and more crippled. What will be next?