Why can i not deny a cookie once and have it stay blocked?

Question

CAN WE GET A SINGLE "DENY COOKIE" FEATURE AGAIN PLEASE? in 2.x if i denied a site cookie, it stayed denied. in 3.x and 4.x EVERY SINGLE COOKIE PLACEMENT POPS UP EVEN IF I DENY IT.
see http://lists.hmdc.harvard.edu/lists/zelig/2005_03/msg00003.html for a good example of what i am talking about. if i deny the first cookie to pop up, 20 more from the same domain pop up behind it and i have to deny EVERY ONE of them to get to the web page.

Answer 1

that doesn't really have anything to do with my original issue. the way it used to work way back when was this: the first cookie attempts to set itself, i click "deny" and no other cookie from that domain tries to set itself.
the way it works now is this: the first cookie attempts to set itself, i start to click "deny" and EVERY COOKIE from that domain tries to set itself, prompting multiple popups for setting cookies which i have to click away until i can get to the actual web page. cookie monster is definitely the thing i was looking for, but the problem is that firefox used to do this on its own and hasn't since 3.x first came out.