If your website genuinely has a good reason for requiring js then that's fine. If your buggy js gratuitously stops me from being able to access textual content,

If your website genuinely has a good reason for requiring js then that's fine. If your buggy js gratuitously stops me from being able to access textual content, you're going on my list of people whose fingers need breaking with a polo mallet before they do any more damage. You'll be next after the blogspot.com guys.