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> At some point hitherto, Ron Peterson hath spake thusly: > > rms is not compelling anyone to do anything. He's requesting. There's > > a difference. and Derek responded: > There is a difference, I agree. However on the basis of who he is > alone, there are those who will feel compelled to do as he asks, and > attempt to pursuade others to do the same. I'm reasonably sure he > knows this, and thus in practice the difference is largely moot. If persuasion and exhortation are the same as compulsion, we may really need to stamp out this free-speech stuff. People might use it to exhort someone to do something, and we all know how coercive that is. Oh, wait; you mean...? Never mind. I'm glad this thread is labelled "(rant)". --RC
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