>>32
The FSF is fundamentally an anti-business and anti-capitalist organization. For now, the FSF uses its propaganda apparatus to portray itself as vaguely pro-business, in order to secure the political support that it needs. The FSF will only reveal its true colors when it has achieved its ultimate aim of locking up all software under GPL restrictions. By then, it will be too late to fight back against the FSF and its army of lawyers. The FSF's copyright trolling against this television company gives us a glimpse of a dystopian FSF-dominated future.
>>34
How so?
The FSF wants to lock up all software under GPL restrictions. It greedily obtains the intellectual property of programmers by asking for "copyright assignment". It wants to hold all copyrights to all software. It wants to become an intellectual property powerhouse, which would allow it to become a copyright troll to extort innocent citizens and businesses. It wants to do all this under the guise of "protecting freedom".