Contradictions? Humbug!
You need to come back to this thread first thing tomorrow morning. If what you just wrote sounds retarded then, then that probably means you need to cut down on your drinking. If it doesn't, then you're just plain stupid, at least when it comes to understanding the fundamentals of how the software industry operates. Copyleft is all about socialist politics, and it has powerful backers! The only thing it adds to the broader open source movement is the greater imposition of government force!
Perhaps you've somehow missed the fact that Apple and tens of millions of their paying customers are benefiting from the BSD-based Mac OS X, for example, or that a number of companies have been sued for trying to do anything similar with GPL'ed code? Or, perhaps, you fail to understand that not all talented programmers in the world are willing to do all of their work for free? When a copyleft license is attached to a piece of code, that code becomes unusable for anyone who actually hopes to make a living with his programming work.
And your claims that Linux is better on the desktop are laughable! Only around 1% of desktop users choose Linux, and that's also in spite of it being free, and backed by tons of anti-capitalist propaganda, as well as the billions of dollars poured into it by government agencies from all over the world, not to mention James Taggards like IBM and Oracle, all with the aim of hurting Microsoft.
On the server, components with BSD-like licenses are demonstrably better than their copyleft equivalents. Apache isn't copyleft, and neither is PHP or Python, for example. PostgreSQL kicks MySQL's butt. FreeBSD beats Linux in server speed and scalability, while OpenBSD's security and NetBSD's platform support are unmatched. Copyleft projects may have greater visibility and numbers, but quality programmers tend to avoid them like a plague!
Oh, and to allege that I use a "Microsoft Astroturf Play-Book" is pretty shallow-minded given my affinity for software "piracy", which I've mentioned on this very thread.