Of course, since that means the page requires javascript, and is thus providing an inferior user experience. Who wouldn't complain about that?
Your comment reminds me of this good old meme:
https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/001/016/674/802...
Sure, if you disable JS you'll have a worse experience, but it's your fault, not the site creators'.
And yet in every thread there's at least one person complaining about the posted link not working with JS disabled.