Reading about FOSS philosophy, degoogling, becoming against corporations, and now a full-blown woke communist (like Linus Torvalds)
I have trouble imagining ever being proud of being a communist. It's right up there with all the bad things in society.
Interesting because libertarians are for FOSS as they are against IP. (It is not real property). Libertarians also like to degoogle as they like privacy. Libertarians are against corporations as they are not a free market creation.
I think we may be the same person.
This meme shows completely my journey. I became a FOSS advocate in 2020 after realized that all sites that I visited wanted my "cookies". I started to questioning myself about and after some research I became a disciple of Richard Stallman and a Marxist-Leninist.
But is socialism really the same as communism?
Socialism isn't communism-lite. It's more of an umbrella anti-capitalist term.
Uh, I have been using Linux for 7 years and I'm pretty conservative. Don't associate Linux with corrupt communist ideals
Changing your entire personality and opinions like that is a giant red flag.
Lol no it's not. Refusing to be honest with yourself and admitting that you were wrong about something after learning more about the thing, is a giant red flag.
I am a full blown capitalist, and I despise google and the entire online ad industry and its tracking, I'd say all of my apps (except for games) are foss or atleast somewhat open source
relatable
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