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nemesis wrote:
> Mueen Nawaz <m.n### [at] ieee org> wrote:
>> nemesis wrote:
>>> Warp escreveu:
>>>> By not being as free as it advertises to be.
>>> I see it like as in: "so free that won't let otherwise"
<snip>
>> It was truly free.
>
> Nice anecdote. :)
>
> So, any freedoms come with restrictions of one kind or another to it, huh? ;)
That wasn't really my point. I was pointing out that I found your
statement above about freedom to be somewhat silly.
The FSF folks love to play games with the word "free". I was giving
scenarios where "free" would be quite bad, and would also not be free
for others.
> I still prefer country 2. ;)
Until you realize that all other countries will stop doing business
with you.
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