If you want to define free as &quot;do what you want&quot; then feel <i>free</i> to do so but don&#x27;t expect everyone to agree with it. I for example live in a <i>free</i> country but I am far from <i>free</i> to do what ever I want. The word &quot;free&quot; has in that single sentence two different definitions, which is why the word liberty is better.<p>But to address one aspect, I do agree that I really don&#x27;t understand the sentiment to dictate what other people can or can&#x27;t do with their own software. Suing people for sharing software is wrong, and having EULA&#x27;s that prevent people from understanding how their software operates is also wrong. The argument that you have to add proprietary licenses in order to earn a living is illogical and only create a world where people don&#x27;t trust each other.