Comments by "" (@diadetediotedio6918) on "FreeBSD in 100 Seconds" video.

The best part of FreeBSD is that it is free as in free speech, not as in "I will sue you if you don't diclosed your code after modifying this GPL repository". A true commitment to freedom, not the fake bs people do with copyleft licenses.
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@thetumans1394 This is not only false but kinda contradictory in matter. If you don't allow a kind of freedom you cannot sell yourself as freedom, you should sell yourself instead as "free as in partially free speech where the I choose some things you cannot say because I don't value them". And also, I don't think you are the one to say which are the "important freedoms" and which are not. I don't think a naive definition of freedom like "you can do anything you want" is valid as well, before someone say so, freedom have clear defined limits when you trespass the borders of other people. But non-copyleft open source licenses are the closest we get for this goal, they are the ones that only start being problematic when people <change> them (which means, it is not a them problem by itself) instead of allowing for it right in the license.
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@matei9k Because copyleft is a pact with the devil, it is only free until someone don't publish his source code, then it starts suing people just like proprietary software does.
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@matei9k Because this way you truly commit to freedom. Copyleft is a disease and a shame for everyone that don't want to be as tyrant as proprietary software in a distorted way.
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