Hardly. Linux already has FOSS and the Gnu General license. It already exists. Those who wish to deviate from it or detract from it are forcing their views onto Linux. Those that defend it are enforcing the standard that is established.
Sure.
I pointed out in another thread:
This is made easy for Microsoft by the very mentality - that exists and is strong - I point out above.
Much like "Don't Look Up", you can easily sway people from clear and well outlined warnings.
I could point out your Self-Awareness about your perceptions of ideas different from yours just as easily. (I didn't and wouldn't. Just saying that by your logic, it would be just as applicable.)
Those of us that Defend FOSS and Linux from the multi-prong attack of removing the Security, Privacy and User Control often do have a hard time of it. Because when we point out the realities of human nature, it invariably brings personal attacks such as yours, as you try to shift the goal posts with red herrings. It looks clever, but actually means nothing. And I have gotten used to it. You will find I am not easily brow-beaten by such things.
So, I would suggest you stick to arguing the Merit of Ideas, instead of making personal attacks.