This is bad advice. It’s cherry picking arguments.
Point 1 is a misunderstanding of how Linux, open source and distros work. Private companies and big corporations are an integral part of the ecosystem, linux is not a hobbyist-led project. It will always be pushing the interest of major companies. Just clone the kernel repository and take a look at the amount of US companies email addresses. There’s also the whole linux foundation situation, are we ignoring that?
Points 2 and 3 are simply a fact of how the world works and an European company running a distro will be affected by most if not all of the same restrictions. We live in a globalized world and companies have customers and suppliers all over the world and have to adhere to regulations. I’m not saying those particular regulations are good or moral, but not using Fedora because of them is pointless.
Sorry mate.
Writing like this.
Doesn’t make you look.
More knowledgeable.
This is a very complex topic that affects people’s entire lives, please don’t continue to make the mistake of thinking this is as black and white as “just take shrooms”.