I can only shake my head at your cardboard cutout of "China" and your take on GNU. I'm working on GNU because I share its vision of providing more computing fr

I can only shake my head at your cardboard cutout of "China" and your take on GNU. I'm working on GNU because I share its vision of providing more computing freedom to people, blurring the lines between admins and users as is the case with Emacs (self-documenting, trivially extensible and modifiable), Guix (trivial inspection and modification of all packages on a system, a large step towards freedom from system administrators, independent software profiles giving each user what they want), and the Hurd (even more freedom from sys admins). I'm not even talking about the many compilers in GCC, which make it feasible to build a completely free system (such as GuixSD). You seem to misunderstand the GNU project, and I find it unpalatable to reduce what you call "China" to a cardboard cutout for the sake of a flawed analogy.