Yes. I get it. But Stallman mainly opposes the official position. And generally, many people who advocate for Open Source also support the official position. Same for libre software supporters. That's why they're generalizations: it's not an attack on people but on a certain mindset. You may not like the general mindset of the libre software supporters. That is fine, it is your choice. But again, Stallman doesn't attack individual people. He doesn't attack the open-source supporters' personal character (something I notice many times when someone attacks the libre software crowd), it's simply the issue of common goals and core organizations (which, again, not everyone may share but that's not what Stallman is talking about). That's it. This is the main difference. Or perhaps you think that Stallman has an issue with how people act? Even if he does, it isn't the core of his critique of the open-source movement.