[pp.int.general] Protest certain musicians?

[ninHer]

	Hi:

		As a member of both sides of the scene ( FSF and PPI), i think that you two 
are right but are taking sharp too much the pencil. Of course the term or 
phrase "using everything, everywhere, everytime...." said by Christian, is 
about the software licensed under a free software licenses and respecting the 
four pillars of Free software. At this point everything is right. Both, use 
just free software in their daily tasks.

		I don't think the intention of Christian is interfere here, but clarify in a 
extreme way some delicate issues regarding, for example, when an artist wants 
to receive money having released, in this case, music in a non tangible way, 
using a non tangible mean/device either. 

		Honestly, i think Richard didn't insulte to you Christian ( and between you 
and me......he is not so famous). -)

		This long list of thought shared by all of us, on this very interesting 
post, it is been very enriched and let us have a glance of the vast extension 
of some ideas that are part of both idearies inside Pirates and Free software 
fighters. Now imagine translating or taking the concept of this nature to the 
regular citizens over the world, and try to explain them in a short, concise 
and "one size fits all" way . This is shared goal for both FSF and PPI, IMO, 
spread the idea of the importance of keep the freedom using the new 
technologies in cyberspace and remark the right to use free software when, how 
and wherever we are.

		ninHer.

		PPI coreteam member.
		II RR spanish pirate party (PIRATA).




On Tuesday 03 November 2009 07:02:32 Christian Hufgard wrote:
> Richard Stallman wrote:
> >>     Then I must be expressing my intention wrong. The freedom to use
> >>    everything everywhere everytime for free is a nice goal - but for me
> >>    pretty irrelevant.
> >
> > Christian is evidently opposed to the Pirate Party's central goal.
>
> http://www.piratenpartei.de/navigation/politik/unsere-ziele
>
> Thanks to god, that the german piraty party does not define free
> downloads as its primary goal but protecting the civil rights.
>
> > Apparently he is on the list only to interfere.
>
> To interfere what? Is there anything I disturb? Do I force anybody to
> answer or even read my mails?
>
> > (He may deny this, but the facts show it is true.)
>
> Hey, this remembers me to a pretty goold ol' witch hunt. Want to put me
> in a bag and drop me into a lake? Anyway, it has a good side: You are
> the most famous person that ever insulted me. But don't worry, I'll
> continue using free software. Because I like the idea of respect, that I
> see behind it.
>
>
> Christian
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