First of all, I am not following any party... especially not US ones (I am
French and live in Brazil).
Then, you are mixing up everything. The FSF deals with software only. A piece
of software does a job for you and the user should control the job the
computer is achieving. That is the fundamental reason for the four freedoms
that every software user deserves.
Drinking a soda or reading links on a Web page is not doing your work. I do
not see the need to have the four freedoms in this case. To come back to your
initial point, you can do whatever you want with your Coca-Cola or the Web
page Google shows you. Coca-Cola or Google have not worked to restrict you in
your usage of of the beverage or the list of links. No DRM.
