Most people who use and develop software are working for businesses that aren't primarily about the software. The GPL v3 will not be a significant disincentive for them. And for those who find it a disincentive, there is plenty of free software under other licenses to consider.
As for anti-capitalistic vs anti-business, I apologize for misreading that. However you're still wrong. The GPL v3 is not anti-business. It is against some business models. It is not against lots of other business models.
Confusing being against some business models with being against all businesses is like accusing an effective anti-spyware bill of being anti-business because it will put some prominent spyware manufacturers out of business.
Anyways I don't expect that you're in a mood to listen very well at the moment. Therefore I'm going to suggest that you take a time-out from this thread. Whether or not you follow that advice, I will. I don't see that productive conversation is happening, so I'll take a break from this thread, and perhaps we can rejoin conversation at a later date.
Cheers,
Ben