I've read different defenses for JavaScript for cases like this, which usually runs somewhere from you shouldn't be doing that anyway all the way up to if you just understood the language better you'd know why. While I agree with both of those points strongly as general principles, JavaScript also violates the principle of least surprise enough to make it concerning.

For what it's worth, I do like JavaScript. I really don't think that there is any perfect programming language.

I thought we were about to break out into a verse of "We Didn't Start the Fire"

Sheriff Lamb, a frequent guest on the right-wing media circle and harsh critic of the Biden administration’s border policies, gave the only conceivable answer: “Look, it gets dark every night.” 

Does bigotry just go hand-in-hand with people being willing to step on other people to get ahead?

I'm pretty sure that's the main point of bigotry

Reddit may not track that, which isn't a defense against GDPR violations.

I don't know your specifics, but implementing adequate security and being mildly infuriating often go hand in hand by necessity.

Let me grab a couple of coconuts to clap together and it's on.

You're going to wear this out to the bars and clubbing, right?

Spspspsp?

I wanted this for my dog, but instead she chewed the toy into nothing but a scrap of cloth that eventually disappeared

... I'm curious what you thought it did

How exactly would that work? Keep in mind that the blockchain is by necessity not secret.