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There may be auxiliary benefits from the freedom that are granted to others. But we're not talking about those benefits, we're talking about the freedoms _you_
by CitizenKane 16y ago
There may be auxiliary benefits from the freedom that are granted to others. But we're not talking about those benefits, we're talking about the freedoms _you_ have. I'm not arguing that there aren't other benefits, I'm arguing that pratically speaking in both situations your freedom is primarily limited by your lack of knowledge of the situaiton, not by whether the software is proprietary or not.
- tome 16y agoOh come on. Many people I know don't vote because they think (correctly) the time they spend will be much better spent doing something else. That doesn't mean the freedom to elect a democratic government is not valuable to those people.