Stallman on the Linux Action Show

RMS also has personal views where he believes pedophilia and necrophilia
should be legalized, provided all parties involved are in agreement. I
have personally written to him and verified this quote is accurate, and
not taken out of context. It is his belief.

http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Richard_Stallman

Search for "pedophilia" or "necrophilia" and you'll find that section.

It is for this reason that I have started a new free software
foundation, called Liberty Software Foundation. This all happened last
week, so I am still figuring things out and getting started.

http://libsf.org

I wanted an official vehicle to continue the work I've found beneficial
from the FSF, but without any affiliation with Stallman. Support is
welcomed.

Best regards,
Rick C. Hodgin

On 07/16/2012 07:52 AM, name at domain wrote:
> This topic is not constructive because you just ignore what people
> wrote to you.
>
> RMS is very different from "the CEO of a large proprietary company".
> His objective is social/ethical and not financial at all. RMS makes a
> *very modest* living by defending his viewpoints. Given his
> exceptional technical skills, he would be rich today if he would have
> gone to the path of proprietary companies.
>
> RMS does not "need you to buy his product". Otherwise he would
> precisely do what you seem to regret: he would not "badmouth" large
> companies so that these companies invite him.
>
> His viewpoints are *separated* from those of the FSF. They are on
> stallman.org and go far beyond free software (whereas the FSF
> exclusively focuses on free software).
>

On 07/16/2012 01:22 PM, name at domain wrote:
> "Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this
> license document, but changing it is not allowed."
> [http://libsf.org/licenses/libsf-gpl-v1.txt LibSF GPL]
>
> oops my mistake, I wrongly read above lines as being the summary of
> the license, instead it is regarding permission of the license
> document itself. sorry about that,
>
> > Christianity *IS* at the heart of why LibSF exists.
> > We recognize that everything we have, everything
> > we are, everything we can be, that all of
> > it is a gift which comes from God, and that the
> > rock upon which we must build everything is Jesus Christ.
>
> > Free software, the idea of giving that which
> > you possess unto others, that they might take
> > your work and receive it, and possibly improve upon
> > it, making the end result better than you individually
> > were capable of doing alone, is the very central idea
> > of what Jesus Christ. When He came here, He gave
> > everything. Very few received Him, but it was
> > offered to all, and it was completely free.
>
>
> Intelligent attempt to co·erce Free Software users into Christianity.

Coercion doesn't seem applicable here. LibSF exists as it exists.
Nobody has to join. Nobody has to do anything with it. I pray that
some people will.

> From the website & you ideas, its pretty clear your *main* intention
> is not to exclude RMS from Free Software, but a rather sinister one.
> You want to misguide Free Software users into thinking that by
> believing in Free software, they are actually believing in
> Christianity and hence they are Christian in that sense.

I believe that free software, the idea of giving the fruits of your
labor and work, unto others is exactly from one source: God. It's
exactly the economy of Heaven as we read it in the Bible. God's economy
is this: The more you give, the more you have to give. But here on
this earth in this flesh-based world, it's not like that. The more you
give, the less you have.

It requires a spiritual way to look at things, to understand it, not
just through worldly eyes, but as part of the spiritual, part of the
"being born again of the spirit" aspect of a Christian's walk.

> World needs to liberate itself from brainwashed ideas about God. God
> is God. There is no need to put a tag on God like a face or statue or
> cross or monument.
> God does not want you to misguide people.

God lives in us. He does not live in buildings made by men. He's
inside of us. We are His temple.

Being born again is a real thing. I've tried to describe it to people
... the closest example I have is being a parent. Before your child was
born, you existed however you existed, and your view of yourself was
whatever it was. This is true for all of us. But after the child
comes, there's this new aspect of our existence added on to us. We are
now more than we were before. It's real, tangible, impossible to
describe, yet for people who have become parents ... no explanation is
needed, for they have felt it too.

For Christianity it's the same way. When we are born again, it's an
entire new rebirth. Our mind is changed, or thoughts are changed, or
viewpoints are changed, everything about what we thought we knew
changes. The old ways give way to the new ways. Though, being still in
this world surrounded by everything, we do still stumble, fall, even
deeply. But, we get back up and our new heart is always still working
in us and we again work for Christ.

> Being technically redundant to GNU public license, it does not have
> much chance to establish itself.

It may be a total failure. But for the projects I will work on, they
will use LibSF GPLv1, because I believe in the philosophy of the GPLv3
completely, I just can't support who it's by. When people look at the
LibSF GPLv1, they need look no further. It has come from us.

> However, You can promote it in churches to co-erce Christians into
> using Free Software.

There's no coercion in Christianity. The Lord knocks on everybody's
heart. Those people who hear Him answer, and He comes and lives with
them. It's that simple.

With our software, nobody will have to use it. But if they want to ...
here it is.

> Other than that its pretty devilish, as non-christians who cannot look
> through your gimmick might turn away from Free Software thinking it
> will make them convert to Christanity.

Nobody can become a Christian unless they are open to it, to hearing the
truth about God, to accepting that His Son, Jesus Christ, is God's only
begotten Son, born of a virgin. It is not possible to force someone to
be a Christian. It HAS to come from the inside.

If it doesn't come from the inside, it can't ever come.

What is there in LibSF is being offered. You, and everyone else, are
free NOT to use it. You're not going to hurt our feelings. We're not
going to be angry. We will continue on for those who will want to use
it. And we'll also continue praying that other people's hearts will be
opened, that they too may come to know that which we know.

God is not dead ... He lives in us. You can see Him by our actions. We
offer what we offer in love, expecting nothing in return. But if you or
anybody else wants to help, we are grateful to God for that as well.

Best regards,
Rick C. Hodgin