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Well they didn't exactly say "do we have your permission to run your CPU up to 100%, hog all of your memory, and install trackers on your computer? And occasion

Well they didn't exactly say "do we have your permission to run your CPU up to 100%, hog all of your memory, and install trackers on your computer? And occasionally, can we install malware on your machine?"

jamespo 11y ago
Reminds me of the arguments about not letting in any refugees as some of them may commit a crime.
- tremon 11y ago
  Except that we do not have a humanitarian obligation towards javascriptlets.
  - jamespo 11y ago
    and that is definitely the aspect that reminded me
- freehunter 11y ago
  Once advertisements become sentient creatures and can be considered human, then they should be granted human rights. As it stands though, what you're doing is saying that refugees (who, I remind you, are humans) are basically worth as much as a banner ad on a website. It shouldn't need to be said, but I'll say it anyway: blocking ads is not comparable to genocide. In any way. At all. Fucking disgusting.
  - bigmanwalter 11y ago
    The singularity is approaching! What a time to be alive :)