Alan Mackenzie wrote:
If what you wrote is true, then it is surprising that companies
like IBM, RedHat, Novell, all capitalist to the core, are so keen
on GPL-licensed software.
ROFL ROFL ROFL ROFL ROFL ROFL
Try writing some GPL'd Mainframe OS software that encroaches on one
of IBM's patents and see how fast IBM slaps a million dollar patent
infringement action on your ass.
A bit strange that there're raving libertarians (about as far
from socialists as you can get) who're so keen "to thrust
socialism upon a democratic majority".
ROFL ROFL ROFL ROFL ROFL ROFL
IBM was the World's first multinational convicted computer
monopolist. Funny how you so greatly admire Nicro$ofts role
model.
Actually, if you're talking about the USA, forget about
democracy. What you've got there is plutocracy, rule by the
rich. What makes you think that "a democratic majority"
positively wants this system?
You callin' Barack Obama a billionaire Queen? He. He.
Use your intlligence, if you've got one. RMS saying he wants to
see proprietary software wiped out is like you saying you want
Miss M. Monroe on a blanket - it's a motivating fantasy, which
everyone knows will remain fantasy, but useful none the less.
The very essence a GNU fantasy -- you never lose, you just
rationalize mooooooooooving the goalposts.
Sincerely,
Rjack :)
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