I would like to disagree.
Just because Debian is not a FSF endorsed doesn't mean it cannot help FSF
with doing the right thing. Even if Microsoft helped FSF identify free
sowtware compatible hardware, it would still be a good thing. Yes, it does
not make Microsoft a good company, but that single action is correct and
perfectly fine. It's kind of like how all kinds of organizations contribute
code to GNU/Linux.
I would also like t comment on the "There is no middle ground". In my
opinion, completely free distribution is always the best option, but I would
still pick a partially free distribution over, say, Windows. It's not 100%
free, but it's something, and that something is important, too. Debian
itself, as far as I know, is free software. It just makes it easy to install
non-free software, but I like it for it's many qualities.
