remove unnecessary statement
the statement does not pertain to libreboot, and pertains to a very divisive topic that libreboot need not cover at all; it was only used as an analogy, to describe another point, but let's just remove it. people get it, anyway. Signed-off-by: Leah Rowe <leah@libreboot.org>master
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@ -534,10 +534,7 @@ happen with GNU membership. There is *another* freedom that exists, namely the
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freedom to say no. I reclaimed this freedom, by removing Libreboot from GNU.
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I realised that if Libreboot stayed in GNU for too long, then I would start to
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lose control over the project as it became more associated. It's like when a
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country joins the EU, because it is initially seduced by promises of economic
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prosperity, only to later realise that large swathes of domestic and foreign
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policy are now under the control of foreign governments. I had been deciding
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lose control over the project as it became more associated. I had been deciding
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already, early into Libreboot's membership, whether to reverse the decision
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and take Libreboot out of GNU, thereby making it an independent project again.
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You could try to assert control by doing good work, but eventually everything
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