This is absolutely Cuckoo, even for RMS. Take people, probably leaning nontechnical who have an interest in trying OSS and try to explicitly impose on them the

This is absolutely Cuckoo, even for RMS. Take people, probably leaning nontechnical who have an interest in trying OSS and try to explicitly impose on them the concept that they are wrong and you are right and they are 'dealing with the devil' if they don't see things your way. They will be put off linux and the FOSS community for life. It's not like we don't have years of evidence of what happens if you try to impose your idea of politics on someone. If you really want people to care, then you need to introduce them slowly, and even then - without appreciating some sort of obstacle (like a technical user trying to get their wifi or graphics cards working) I'm not sure it's so easy, because most people have other priorities.