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Re: why is non-free software immoral?
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Zen Lunatic |
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Re: why is non-free software immoral? |
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Tue, 4 Oct 2005 11:59:37 -0400 |
> if you think of immoral as negative, non-free software is immoral
> because a fettered mind is a gift from the slave to the slaveowner.
Well thats a good thing if you're looking from the slaveowners perspective.
> if you think of immoral as neutral (similar to "amoral"), non-free
> software is immoral because as a currency in motion it casts no
> shadow on the moral axis.
Can you explain this further? I am confused.
> if you think of immoral as positive, non-free software is immoral
> because slaveowners know better than to let slaves live unprotected.
I don't know what you mean.
> if you don't think of immoral as correlatable w/ non-free software
> in any sense, then you probably have stopped reading by now, which
> is just as well...
Part of me 'feels' non-free software is wrong but I would like to come
to a philosophical truth on the matter.
Re: why is non-free software immoral?, Alfred M. Szmidt, 2005/10/05