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As if politicians had anything to do with noncontradiction.
Maybe, but evil vs good is very subjective and leads to paradoxes like the “anti-capitalist software license” not being usable by one of the most popular examples of anti-capitalism in history, namely the CNT militias in revolutionary Catalonia.
> a bunch of armed hooligans like the police or military
Your hooligan is someone else’s freedom fighter though. /me looks dramatically in the general direction of Kiev
You don't want corporations to use your software, fine, fuck Google. Then one day you find out that the police may use the software, so you add "law enforcement" to the list of fields of endeavor you want to restrict.
Then it's the military, and that's where the definitions get tricky. The "Cooperative Nonviolent Licenses", just as an example, would have probably not been usable by the Anarchist Confederal militias in the Spanish Civil War.
A think tank promoting nuclear energy uses the license, is that fine? How about a neo-nazi nonprofit?
Soon enough the list of groups you don't like is gonna get long.
1) Watch movies in English 2) Move abroad, at least for a while 3) If (2) is out of the question, find English-speaking friends and hang out with them as much as possible
Lectures in school, especially when given by non-native teachers, are inferior in terms of costs/benefits when not counterproductive.
Because now you are an Empire