I sympathize with frustration at poor software packaging, but the proposed solution seems completely disproportionate to the offense. I also don't see any real evidence presented for the assertion that Debian's policies are based on a corrupt motive. What OS is actually pure and innocent of technical flaws and bad policies? If I recall, openSuse is in bed with Microsoft, Ubuntu fails to contribute code to important projects, Fedora is really just Red Hat's beta testing, etc. One of the pains of open source software is that things you write will probably be messed up in lots of ways by other people. If seeing software packaged or modified in ways you don't like makes you angry and advocate retaliation, is that really consistent with the philosophy of a free software license?