> People interpret business as hostility because they cannot conceive of the idea that they themselves should pay for a service. If that's what the business re

> People interpret business as hostility because they cannot conceive of the idea that they themselves should pay for a service. If that's what the business really believed, they'd put up a paywall instead of literally giving away their content. Some businesses do believe that. Most of them realize it's more profitable to sell data about you instead. So screw 'em and screw this victim-blaming "well we wouldn't need all this invasive tech if it weren't for those pesky adblockers, you'll need a TPM to browse the internet because you didn't play along with my bad business model" nonsense. The internet existed before big adtech, and it will exist after. Long live free computing. > Like if you don't want to be kicked around, you need to be the one kicking. This is a punk stance but somehow the argument is "be punk and whip out the credit card?" My argument is "be punk and adblock."