I appreciate you would really like people to agree with you here, but you've made your argument cage wrapped so tight you fail to recognize the people just outs

I appreciate you would really like people to agree with you here, but you've made your argument cage wrapped so tight you fail to recognize the people just outside who support a lot of where you want to be. Working through a world where some condition proves true is useful to inform logical policy. It admittedly doesn't make for a sexy soundbite and is a lot harder to work through, but it has substantial use (1) to both justify the morality of a policy/action in the real world and (2) to anticipate a potential real world scenario where a single person makes a billion dollars in a SaaS. Just because pg is `not even wrong` doesn't mean we have to be as well.