> Then I checked out the Social Democrats, and they didn't speak out about open source. "Not speaking out" is not against. But being anti-nuclear is clearly a

> Then I checked out the Social Democrats, and they didn't speak out about open source. "Not speaking out" is not against. But being anti-nuclear is clearly a stand against. Any party can't have binary decisions on everything, and that's fine, this means business as usual on an issue by issue basis. But where they _do_ have a binary stand, it matters. I do agree with the parent comment though, in today's day and age needing huge coal free electrification targets in short timeframes to save the planet, being explicitly anti-nuclear power is a clear red flag, and doubly makes no sense for a digital technological party to have this stand.