Of course it does. Bitcoin is permissionless which means abuse-cases become everyone's problem not some centralized service provider.
I talk about it a little here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ne-UvFMzVrE&t=4s
I'm not a fan of the spam personally, but my point was merely that not everyone who allows (not promote) for it to happen, belongs on the left side of the meme 😃.
Whilst I'm not a fan of the spam, I also don't think there is a need to do much about it. I think it'll simply become irrelevant over time. Anything useless will quickly be deemed far too expensive.
"It will get priced out" is just an assertion. There's no reason to assume that.
Isn't there? It's not guaranteed, but if there is increasing competition for block space then the spam will have an increasing price card attached it. The more valuable the transaction is to the sender, the more he's willing to pay in fees. Assuming the spam is not really of any long term value to anyone, I'd say it's quite likely that less and less people will be willing to pay the fees.
If it does not get priced out over time, then apparently it is valuable enough to enough people. In that case I'd say it's fair to ask "who am I to declare it spam?"
