@phoenix Yes, there is the lifestyle of Linux developers, where you program a proprietary kernel with proprietary software and surprise, surprise, that kernel fails to respect the users freedom even though it's meant to be GPLv2-only.

(Bonus points for complaining about the wholly free GNU Linux-libre version that does respect the users freedom that is actually legal to distribute without instantly losing your license, as it actually complies with the terms of the GPLv2).