I still like free software and I think it would be the way to go for our society, but I see the facts and don't think that it makes sense to make huge efforts in order to avoid every tiny bit of proprietary software, because in the end you won't have privacy anyway. And having control over my own computing is just not the most important thing in my life, that's the whole point.

I think Debian is judging the situation more realistically.
Sometimes people need proprietary software IF (and please everyone, red the end of this sentence before giving the 'no one really needs proprietary software' speech) they don't want to make huge and, as explained, useless sacrifices. And i think this approach will free more people on the long run than the fsf's method.

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