Oh no, I'm not asking to "keep politics out of it". The politics are most definitely part of it, but like everything else, they very narrowly specify the politi

Oh no, I'm not asking to "keep politics out of it". The politics are most definitely part of it, but like everything else, they very narrowly specify the politics: "Code must be free. If you have a binary, you should have the right to edit it.". That's a really wise political angle and I'm grateful for all the people who made it possible. But it doesn't take a position on abortion or immigration or anything and I prefer it that way. To be clear, I recognize the right for free people to protest companies. I recognize the right for employees to protest their employers' dealings with companies.