> 2) Government and state-level entities require a commercial license to use it.
"all open source rights" implies freedom 0: "The freedom to run the program as you wish, for any purpose".
Why can't he have his own license like Qt has? They have free version for individuals and paid version for commercial use.
The free version of Qt can also be used for commercial purposes - otherwise this would violate freedom 0. The paid version is for people who prefer different license terms instead of the imposed open source terms.