Those aren't Stallman's conclusions; they're his immediate actions. His conclusion, at the bottom of the page, is: > Please let your elected representatives,

Those aren't Stallman's conclusions; they're his immediate actions. His conclusion, at the bottom of the page, is: > Please let your elected representatives, and your unelected president, know that you don't want your civil liberties to become the terrorists' next victim. Don't wait -- the bills are already being written. Refusing to be surveilled in the meantime is a temporary measure that Stallman adopts because of his extreme deontological ethics. He does that in the background, to the extent that it doesn't interfere with his work for a large non-profit dedicated to political activism. Remember, he used a computer with non-free software on it until the Lemote Yeeloong was released.