@mattskala >is that software freedom doesn't begin and end with copyright licenses.
It kind of does, as the government makes all software proprietary by default and you can only adequately correct that by choosing a software license.

It's not possible to validly release software into the public domain worldwide, so that's a poor substitute for licensing.

It is correct that many things have nothing to do with copyright and cannot be solved with a license, but many things are already covered by the license and often the main reason why such isn't working is due to lack of license enforcement.