> When people say “It’s a matter of principle!” they are usually doing something self-destructive. Ah, one of these deep thoughts... [citation needed]. "Self-

> When people say “It’s a matter of principle!” they are usually doing something self-destructive. Ah, one of these deep thoughts... [citation needed]. "Self-destructive" is an emotionally-loaded term. Did you literally destruct yourself by using FOSS? How about an alternate phrasing: when people say “It’s a matter of principle!” they are usually sacrificing something. Mundane, eh?