În 2014-01-03 10:30, [email protected] a scris:
Because ethics of FSF based on the ethical dogmat: "freedom is the highest value"
Every movement has ethics and principles, and it promotes them.
Unfortunately, no-one can prove this statement.
No proof needed. Every animal strives for freedom (even the domestic ones). Humans are no different.
If you believe otherwise, distribute WikiLeaks documents and notify the police to arrest you; use corrupt, restricted GNU/Linux distributions or even proprietary systems like Windows and Mac OS; or, why not, become a slave to a farmer and give him all your identity documents to burn them or do as he pleases.
It's like a religion you must belive in this dogmat.
You are confusing movements with religions. Political movements (socialism, liberalism, environmentalism, etc) are all based on beliefs, ethics, principles and they promote their values. The free software movement is no different then any other movement.
Religions believe there is one or more higher powers which controls or oversees humans. They can employ movements too. The free software movement believes no higher power should exist over people, common users. The Church of Emacs is a joke.
By expressing and supporting the view that the free software movement is illogical just like a religion you are attacking us, the free software community. You shouldn't expect us to agree with you. Instead, go to OSI, Microsoft and Apple; they already agree with you. You are even more perverse then they are: you are pretending to be a free software supporter to attack the community from inside.
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