As most Linux users already realize, that ain't gonna happen. They ain't gonna stop forcing Microsoft down our throats as long as we keep paying them to do so. A. Thanks for the thought, but there are already more than enough cool games for me in Linux. If any flavor of bundled Windows is more than a doorstop for you, great, enjoy it. The first identifies the parties to the EULA, while the second says what to do if a user doesn't agree with Microsoft's licensing terms.
Principles always come with a cost.
I honestly didn't realize y'all existed until 1997. I feel better for having stood up for myself. I feel better for knowing that I've managed to educate at least one Customer Support manager at one computer manufacturer that yes, Virginia, the computer is NOT just a doorstop if it doesn't have Windows. I feel better for knowing that I, at least, did not bend over backwards and invite Microsoft to, well, do what happens when people bend over backwards. That's your choice.