They do. The merits are what make FAANG angry. They want the right to profit from your work without any corresponding obligations and GPLv3, AGPL, SSPL, BPL, etc. all deny them that right.
It's not really about profit. The GPL doesn't restrict that. It's about wanting to leech off of the FOSS community by turning other people's FOSS code into proprietary products.
By the way, the SSPL isn't free or open source, so lumping it in with the GPL and AGPL like that could easily mislead people.
By the way, the SSPL isn't free or open source, so lumping it in with the GPL and AGPL like that could easily mislead people.