Re: [LMAO] Moglen's bullshit rap at its finest

[RJack]

Alexander Terekhov wrote:
> http://www.isoc-ny.org/?p=1338
>
> ISOC-NY Event: Eben Moglen ‘Freedom in the Cloud’ – 2/5/2010 Eben
> Moglen, Professor of Law and Legal History at Columbia University, 
> and founder, Director-Counsel and Chairman of the Software Freedom
> Law Center, spoke about “Freedom in the Cloud: Software Freedom,
> Privacy and Security for Web 2.0 and Cloud Computing” on Friday,
> February 5, 2010, 7-9 pm.
>
> •What: ISOC-NY Public Meeting: Eben Moglen – ‘Freedom In The Cloud’ 
> •When: Fri. Feb 5 2010 7pm-9pm •Audio: Presentation: mp3 0:00 /
> 0:00DownloadRight-click and save as to download. | ogg ; Q&A: mp3 
> 0:00 / 0:00DownloadRight-click and save as to download. | ogg •Video:
> coming soon! •Webcast: http://www.livestream.com/isocny •Sponsors:
> ISOC-NY, NYU ACM, Brooklyn Law Incubator & Policy Clinic

Bwaaaaaah...

> Everyone wants a piece of you these days: Google, Facebook, Flickr, 
> Apple, AT&T, Bing. They’ll give you free e-mail, free photo storage, 
> free web hosting, even a free date. They just want to listen in. And
> you can’t wait to let them. They’ll store your stuff, they’ll
> organize your photos, they’ll keep track of your appointments, as
> long as they can watch. It all goes into the “Cloud.”

Moglen whines mightily about the very thing the GPL purports to do.
1) Give you something for free -- public copyright permissions.
2) Snatch control of your exclusive copyrights for public consumption.

Are Free Softies actually so stupid that they can't see the hypocrisy
in Moglen's protestations?

> How we got here is quite a scary story. But nowhere near as scary as 
> getting out again. Eben Moglen, a Professor of Law and Legal History
> at Columbia University and the founding director of the Software
> Freedom Law Center, warned you about privacy and the cloud before. At
> a public meeting of the Internet Society of New York on February 5,
> Moglen will ask you to consider how much worse things have become
> since then and explain what you can do to reclaim your freedom in the
> era of Web 2.0.
ROFL

Sincerely,
RJack :)