So, just to be clear, your goal is to make anti-vaxxers even more withdrawn and untrustful, so that they become even more ignorant and diseased? You know they'll just breed faster and you won't reduce their numbers at all, right? Do you even history, bro?

That's the opposite of what I said, but keep going. I'll make popcorn.

You will do better than the fly if you read before replying and take your head out from the warm dark place where you store your prejudices and suppositions.

You failed.

English is not your strong suit. I clearly said I would suppress the ads.

It doesn't work that way. Government is not an invalid concept because we have failed to maintain ours. Thinking, how does it work?!?!?!

We already know cloning works. Welcome to the 1990s. Sorry about your internet connection.

It's better that the government not steal our money for the purpose of handing it to rich people, or using it to murder brown people so that those same rich people can profit. And the cost of entitlements to business (which includes nearly every war we've been in, with a couple of obvious exceptions) so far dwarfs the entitlements for the poor as to be laughable, if it weren't so sad.

If the worker is demanding a living wage, then you call that a business which deserves to fail, as there is clearly insufficient demand for its services to keep it operating without resorting to slavery, which is unacceptable.

In any case, this is overwhelmingly not what is happening in big business.

On the third point, you are correct, perhaps. But the first two were the natural state before the invention of those legal fictions. There is certainly material to work from.

As long as the ads are marked somehow, a user script will be able to suppress them.

It's sad I need to mangle the web to make it usable, but not as sad as not having a mangling facility would be.

You can't trust the encryption they're offering you for money, either. You're going to have to handle encryption on your end.

When workers become commodities, we call that slavery.

The reality is that as worker productivity has increased by orders of magnitude, worker pay adjusted for inflation has decreased sharply. There's no defense for that.

How common? On the other hand, perhaps there is a profitable niche there, sort of like how space tourist lies somewhere in between commoner and astronaut. There's a bunch of money involved and a lot of it covers training.