On top of that why waste time installing a distro or playing around with display managers, Linux NVIDIA drivers when WSL does it all on Windows?
The fact is: WSL saves time and makes installing Linux redundant and actually a waste of time.
Oh dear.
If I ever need to run an OS that spies on me, I'll use Windows, then WSL to tun Linux. But I don't want that, so I run Linux. It's freedom, which is more important for me.
Not sure what point you are making here. Yes, you can virtualize and OS and WSL is a nice way to do it?
Yes. That's the point. Installing Linux using WSL is several clicks away on the Microsoft Store, rather than wasting hours migrating, rebooting, formatting, dual-booting and then installing a Linux distro on the system.
WSL saves lots of time and makes installing Linux on another partition or in general a waste of time.