Re: GNU/Linux in a binary world... a doomsday scenario

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Sorry to continue this OT thread.

Jeff V. Merkey wrote:

"constructive" is a for profit model that sustains the hi tech industry. The current models have created a conduit for socialist disintegration of the american hi tech markets, loss of jobs, and have funnelled technology out of the country. Legal defense funds should be the biggest red flags of all. If this system you devised really works, why all the litigation? Why all the need for legal defense funds and patent infringement insurance? I've watched the entire market slowly collapse over the years
as the result of the affect of the GPL on America's hi tech markets.
It isn't working, and it isn't sustainable. non-profit and "temples" of GPL "religion" have evolved, with the leaders living in orgnaizations that subsist from handouts and donations. This movement has spawned a global attitude that has no respect for IP rights, and it's extended itself to no respect for human rights, or any other rights of the indivdual. That's the legacy this has left and the ultimate conclusion.

If you are totally against "socialist" licenses and the OSS movement, what are you doing on this mailing list? I rather doubt many people here share your views, and I seriously doubt that you are going to convince anyone to change their viewpoints.

I suspect you are simply trolling, and I suppose I am taking the bait.
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