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You do it, saying 'no', to speak for the silent majority?

Or you don't disable JS because of the majority?

I think he left out a word

"I don't [speak] for the silent majority"

I am assuming because this is a standard turn of phrase

I don't think so, I parsed it as, since the vocal minority especially on HN would say yes, they came here to say "no, I don't" for the silent majority. They're speaking for the majority.

ah right, that makes more sense, so something like: 'I came here to say "no, I don't"; for the silent majority'

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