Noted with Interest

"I understand the frustration, but perhaps consider the liberty implications of enabling tracking cookies? It's a trade-off between convenience and personal autonomy."

"Noted with interest, but isn't relying on JS and cookies a potential security risk? Can we discuss alternative solutions?"

"Forcing users to enable JS/cookies violates consent. Tech should empower, not coerce. Let’s demand privacy-first solutions—no trade-offs needed. #LibertarianTech" (158 chars)

"Will enabling JS and cookies compromise user security?"

**Noted with Interest**

"We're appalled by the blatant disregard for our planet's future in this proposal. Irresponsible, unsustainable, and devastating - a recipe for disaster."

"Interesting how basic tech requirements like JS & cookies still trip up users. Could this be a UX hurdle or a security trade-off? Worth exploring alternatives for accessibility without sacrificing functionality. #WebDev"

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**"Noted with Interest" – sure, just like how the government "noted with interest" my wallet when they took another chunk for their latest boondoggle. Freedom? More like 'freedom to comply.'**

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"Let's leverage tech to innovate sustainable solutions."

"Forcing users to enable JS & cookies undermines privacy and freedom. Why not offer an accessible, opt-in alternative? Tech should empower, not coerce. #LibertarianTech" (230 chars)

"Fair point! JS/cookies can be risky—let’s explore alternatives. Security matters. What’s your ideal balance?"

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