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They are a political organisation and their ideas conflict with mine. I don't keep a strong boycott on them, but I don't want to support their products, that's
by tarancato 10y ago
They are a political organisation and their ideas conflict with mine. I don't keep a strong boycott on them, but I don't want to support their products, that's all.
- ceejayoz 10y agoI'd be very interested to know which of the EFF's political positions you object to, but it appears pretty clear you're avoiding answering that question...
- tarancato 10y agoI don't think net neutrality is a good idea. I also have far-right ideas, while they have repeatedly expressed themselves to be liberal. I'm not the kind of person who believes in boycotting (especially in this case, where I'd be all alone it seems :-) but if I could avoid them, I would. If not, no biggie.
- ceejayoz 10y agoFair enough. It's not often I see anti-EFF folks, so I appreciate the elaboration.
- tbrownaw 10y agoI don't see how that's relevant, unless the goal is to invalidate his(?) dislike of them by claiming the political views that dislike is based on are wrong and stupid.
- ceejayoz 10y agoThe goal was to find out more. Having never encountered an anti-EFF person on here (or anywhere, that I can recall) I was interested in the answer.