Trusting the free software community or trusting one single proprietary
software company is indeed analog to trusting all citizens (democracy) or
trusting one single dictator. You can say it is the same because it is
trusting in both cases. It is not. The users/citizens deserves the control
on their computing/government. They deserve to decide for themselves.
Dictator/proprietary software developers deny that control, which is unjust.
That does not mean free software/democracy is perfect. Even less that it is
the solution to all problems. But that is certainly not a reason to "remove
the 'ethics' and 'freedom'".
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