When selecting an email in the inbox and choosing "Block Sender" does not actually block the sender from sending email to the recipient again, why does it say block sender?

When previous versions used to say "Send to Junk Mail" at least that made more sense to users since that is the function that took place.

If the recipient is taking the time to add a sender to a block list, and that list is parsed when the mail arrives, why isn't the email actually blocked? It seems to me that the amount of time and over head needed to determine the sender is on the block list and to send to the spam folder, it would make much more sense to "drop" the mail instead of accepting it and moving to the junk mail folder.

Maybe change the statement back to an intelligent response of adding the sender to the junkmail list but adding a choice to add sender to a drop or refuse list.