Pretty much, yeah.

By contrast.

NoScript

I've been faithful to firefox almost since it's been out thanks to this. I can't imagine being on the internet with everything on a website on by default

I love the coy allusion to the possibility that you aren't a vapid idiot. The suggestion that you might have a point of view but you're just too shy to say anything worth pressing the 'reply' button for.

If I were you I wouldn't have posted that. But if you wanted my advice now it would be to maintain the illution.

With true fidelity to my criticism you bore everyone with excessively verbose drivel that contributed nothing

Just to add onto this for completeness's sake: the superstructure is created by the base and also the remaining superstructure left over from the previous base. And don't forget the dialectic between base and superstructure!

🐷 Quick! Invent another way to package mortgages!

Tell me you don't interact with people without a keyboard without telling me [useless repetition]. Fucking weirdo.

Yes it is that simple. The law is, and only is, a mechanism for people with power to exercise that power under the veil of legitimacy. Ask any Indian tribe. Ask anyone with x amount of money attempting to litigate a contract with someone with 1000x amount of money.

The reality of the system cannot be disputed without looking like a fucking joke.

It literally does just work that way. A piece of paper is a piece of paper. "But we won't make as much money" is the part that holds it together. Contracts and laws in general are no more or less than a pretext to exercise class power. They're broken at will in other contexts. The US was literally founded on it.

I'm sorry, hundreds of thousands of innocent children. This piece of paper says it's impossible to stop paying for you to be murdered.

lemmmy.world strikes again

If you think the point of disruptive protest is to win people to your side you are an idiot. The point is to make society stop working.