You're making an assumption about me, I actually don't use noscript these days (I haven't for at least 6 years at this point) however I will fight for the right of my brethren who do not have machines with six CPU cores and 64G of ram, or those who have had their scrollbars hijacked, or their text to speech software go insane, or their web experience which used to be controlled by them insidiously invaded by people who want to use their webbrowser as a software distribution platform and virtual machine.

Javascript being enforced allows for a sub-par slew of web development which does not cater for performance(minor) or accessibility(major).

I dislike the trend of _forcing_ people to do something that doesn't benefit them. Even if I'm not personally affected.