Excuse me, but if you are not using your IP to improve your life by bilking others out of money with your government sanctioned monopoly for as long as you can bribe^H^H^H^H^H, erm, lobby your government to allow you obviously do not understand IP rights in the modern age.
Besides, the way I understand the quote from Lois, she is implying that either Open-Source is based on the destruction/weakening of IP rights, or encourages the violation of IP rights, and you wouldn't want to be one of those kinds of people, now would you?
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Excuse me, but if you are not using your IP to improve your life by bilking others out of money with your government sanctioned monopoly for as long as you can bribe^H^H^H^H^H, erm, lobby your government to allow you obviously do not understand IP rights in the modern age.
Besides, the way I understand the quote from Lois, she is implying that either Open-Source is based on the destruction/weakening of IP rights, or encourages the violation of IP rights, and you wouldn't want to be one of those kinds of people, now would you?