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==Communism==

==Communism==

Yes, the free software movement is highly communistic, but only in the (anti)license model they use.  If the license bothers you that much, you can always use a BSD clone.  We really need to remove the quote by Steve Balmer as he has a very strong motive to be against free software since it directly competes with M$ --[[User:D3matt|D3matt]] 22:54, 11 October 2009 (EDT)

Yes, the free software movement is highly communistic, but only in the (anti)license model they use.  If the license bothers you that much, you can always use a BSD clone.  We really need to remove the quote by Steve Ballmer as he has a very strong motive to be against free software since it directly competes with M$ --[[User:D3matt|D3matt]] 22:54, 11 October 2009 (EDT)

 

Communism is not antithetical to conservative political theory, since conservative simply means keeping the status quo. A conservative in the USSR would be fore the continuation of the USSR. There is furthermore no fair overly-simplistic political parallel to GNU/Linux. There is a great and vibrant community of coders who do their work diligently and for no pay because the work needs to be done. This represents progress in the model of work ethics, in a more morally and genuinely responsible way. Your critique is quite frankly, silly.[[User:CIASupporter|Edited by CIASupporter, the radical conservative ecologist. www.deepgreenresistance.org]] ([[User talk:CIASupporter|talk]]) 17:11, 3 September 2015 (EDT) (Fixed your spelling of "Ballmer".)

==Does it matter==

==Does it matter==