You cannot compare Debian with Ubuntu. Out-of-box debian, unlike Ubuntu, does
not contain any non-free parts. If the user types "non-free" to
/etc/sources.list, I bet he knows what is he doing. Only difference to
Trisquel (in that respect) is that Debian offers convenient way to install
non-free software: After all, you cannot (should not?) ban user from doing
that.
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