You have the freedom to break it, but you can't force people to run the broken code.

This is very similar to freedom of speech. You have the freedom to say stupid things, but you can't force people to listen to your ideas or let you yell them on their lawn.

Someone recently commented here on the difference between a right and a power. I think that was very illuminating. Forcing people to run your broken code/listen to your opinions is not a right or a freedom, and framing it that way is misguiding. It would be a power, which thankfully Marak doesn't have.