Indeed. This is great point. JS developers have made seminal contribution to our collective well being by their virtuous signals and thoughtful commentary on anything that matters.
With the advent of E-protests they are finally being able to highlight against injustices taking place anywhere in the world.
I laughed at this, but I do think I should point out that in a democracy it's good for people to have opinions about things that aren't their profession.
I think it's less about people having opinions and more about people being so self-righteous about something they don't understand as well as they think they do.
haha, point taken. But I'd say it's good that they care. Developers are in a different income bracket. Concern is far better than cold indifference, which is what usually happens...
Not true, it's a great opportunity for javascript developers to get up on their soap boxes and share with us their moral and economic wisdom.