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There isn't. It's a political term to make a 2-sided issue look 1-sided.

• tengbretson 6y ago
  Not sure why this is a controversial take. Personally, I support most of the goals of the so-called "Right to Repair" but it should be pretty obvious that its name is a rhetorical trick to make people say "wow this company who's products I continually choose to purchase is really trampling my rights." Give me a break.
  • shmerl 6y ago
    You can vote with your wallet and don't buy anything from such company :) But curbing such nasty behavior from companies is still good, especially if they all start following that trend of locking things up.
    • tengbretson 6y ago
      Agreed on both counts. Still not a "right"