..Never said it did. Merely that it was used for web content.
And yes, yes, agree with the rest of your post, except that you CAN use a computer with a free bios, but generally that involves too many compromises for most people. Much like you CAN browse the web without javascript and you CAN run your own mail server and you CAN refuse to carry a cell phone, and so on and so forth, but the simple fact is that 99% of users won't do any of that, and making libreJS a default won't help them adopt free software.
Of course, considering Trisquel by default has gnash and *insert expletive here* JAVA plugins in the browser.. Pretty sure they should be bigger worries than some chunks of obfuscated javascript.
