In fact, Ubuntu already *has* separate repositories for non-free stuff, so
they're already on their way. They'd need to move perhaps a few more packages
into there and follow it up with a statement denouncing that repository as
not being "part" of Ubuntu... which, if you accept Debian being free by doing
those same actions and saying those same thing you must also accept Ubuntu
doing and saying those things to avoid being hypocritical.
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