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He's not saying people are bad, he's saying that using non-free software (his version of the term) is bad and bad for people. I don't think believe the individu
by stjohnswarts 5y ago
He's not saying people are bad, he's saying that using non-free software (his version of the term) is bad and bad for people. I don't think believe the individual is a bad person. Now I'm sure that he views people like Bill Gates as a bad person or Elon Musk (for locking down Tesla software intentionally) as they use their pulpits to lower people's personal freedom with software.
- ineedasername 5y agoThat seems to stem from a very Christian "hate the sin, not the sinner" foundation. For me, it's always been difficult to separate a person doing bad things from the person also being bad.