Does any of those libraries gut the original Linux kernel headers the way Bionic does? Not as far as I can see.
You can build libraries if you like, but you can't just put header code under a different license unless you're the original right holder or have the original right holder's consent.
You said that no-one has tried to do an alternative to glibc. I proved you wrong. I never made any statements on anything else you said, so really I am not sure what you are arguing for or against...
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Does any of those libraries gut the original Linux kernel headers the way Bionic does? Not as far as I can see.
You can build libraries if you like, but you can't just put header code under a different license unless you're the original right holder or have the original right holder's consent.
You said that no-one has tried to do an alternative to glibc. I proved you wrong. I never made any statements on anything else you said, so really I am not sure what you are arguing for or against...