> The problem with "free software" fundamentalists is they care more about the freedom of the software than the freedom of the user. Part of free choice from a user perspective is the freedom to run proprietary blobs.

No one is removing the freedom to use blobs. You can use them on PureOS, too (and I did). The difference is you will not run into proprietary software by mistake (which is possible on Debian).

> Also when it comes to freedom to run or not run proprietary software there is no such thing as a wrong choice, just a personal choice.

Most users never heard about free software and do not make a choice, just use whatever is installed. This is exactly how you make a wrong choice: unknowingly.