Why don't you simply answer the questions?
The "example" he posted was:
"Let's say I'm downloading a pop3 email. Does the firewall stores the entire email and attachment, scan it for virus, then forward it on if it's clean? And if the attachment has a virus, can it strip out the attachment only and forward the rest of the email? This sounds too good to be true. And wouldn't this require a hard drive for the firewall? "
You did nowhere address these questions.
So far, you were not really on topic to the questions asked.
This is still off-topic, thus fup poster. You'll probably keep poking about other things and post them instead but I guess that won't need any further comments. It is kind of ridiculous how to try to avoid to answer some questions clearly asked which would be definitively on- topic. EOD.
Gerald