You said that because you do care about Linux. 

#1.) That is also why you keep bringing up the 600$ price point.

#2.)I have read, and all i keep reading is "Its all sony's fought for removing linux"

Alright, I will refute this entire post.

#1.) Homebrew community not caring.

Numerous releases from the homebrew community whether it be SNSES9x, GNES, Nesticle, private online servers, homebrew indy title, etc... almost always have community forums where people give info on what they would like to see added/removed, bugs found, etc... and all of this work done over a long period of time by these homebrew developers is done 100% free of charge.

#2.) Why did the other consoles get hacked?

Easy, they never allowed homebrew from the get go. PS3 did.

Read the statement by Team0verflow. PS3 didn't last this long because SONY made some unbreakable code. It lasted so long because there was no reason for the community to do so. The 360 is actually a more secure console than the PS3.

http://www.ps3hax.net/2010/12/ccc-ps3-security-is-epic-fail-fail0verflow-project/#axzz1AqMmJ9HQ

#3.) This would have happened if Linux stayed on the console.

Is a possibility, but remember, the PS3 scene didn't really start getting into full swing until after Linux was removed, so your claim is actually more BS than mine is. I can actually back mine up.

A certain user's sig says it all in this situation as it helps to know about the scene if you are to argue against it.

Like I said, next time try reading what I write.

#1.) I brought up the $600 price because that is what I paid for it, plus that discussion wasn't about linux, it was about whether or not purchasing something entitles one to do whatever they wish with it. 

http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/post.php?id=3860291

So Linux claim #1 shot down. Hell, Linux wasn't even mentioned in that entire discussion. O_o

#2.) I say it is SONY's fault for removing Linux because AS I SAID NUMEROUS TIMES, it was Team0verflow, the people who broke it open in the first place who even admitted to this, not to mention GeoHot's initial hack only resulted in giving it back before he vanished from the scene.

Linux claim #2 shot down.

@Bolded

No, you didn't read what I wrote because nowhere do I mention that I care about Linux.

Keep feeling free to turn this into a discussion of entirely BS accusations about what my direction in this argument is though and my reasons for supporting the scene.

What accusations? That you care about Linux. Whether you do or not doesn't really matter. The point is that you defend the homebrew community because you care about linux/homebrew. Instead of caring about what pirates always get away with. 

I'm not completely certain by what you mean when you say "distribution of modification."   Do you mean telling others how to do what they did?

After bringing this up time and time again I ask you this.

Prove it. If not then you are in fact again making BS accusations. I care about homebrew, but could care less about Linux itself.

Like I said, next time try reading what I write.

#1.) I brought up the $600 price because that is what I paid for it, plus that discussion wasn't about linux, it was about whether or not purchasing something entitles one to do whatever they wish with it. 

http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/post.php?id=3860291

So Linux claim #1 shot down. Hell, Linux wasn't even mentioned in that entire discussion. O_o

#2.) I say it is SONY's fault for removing Linux because AS I SAID NUMEROUS TIMES, it was Team0verflow, the people who broke it open in the first place who even admitted to this, not to mention GeoHot's initial hack only resulted in giving it back before he vanished from the scene.

Linux claim #2 shot down.

@Bolded

No, you didn't read what I wrote because nowhere do I mention that I care about Linux.

Keep feeling free to turn this into a discussion of entirely BS accusations about what my direction in this argument is though and my reasons for supporting the scene.

I know plenty. I know how a community like that shouldn't exist in the first place. Modding your own console should be enough. There is no reason for the mass spread. Except for fame, which is exactly what the hackers want. And at what cost? The cost of pirates pirating games. It just isn't worth it but they do it anyways.