No, I'm not only seeing the alleged benefits, as I clearly explained in my previous comment. MIT/BSD brings their own societal good, but it's a different societ

No, I'm not only seeing the alleged benefits, as I clearly explained in my previous comment. MIT/BSD brings their own societal good, but it's a different societal good, and it's not an equivalent societal good. Just because you gain some societal good doesn't mean you gain the exact same societal good. Unless you're trying to misunderstand OP, it's not a hard concept. GPL/LGPL has advantage A. MIT/BSD has advantage B. A and B are different. Even if B is greater than A, it still doesn't mean that A is a subset of B. You keep acting like the only thing that matters is |A| and |B|, because you're somehow fixated on this being a comparison. Try re-reading the original comment without adding in words like "marginal". You'll see that there is no comparison made between societal goods.