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In one instance we have society’s collective desire to reduce waste by allowing people access to fix their goods. In another, you want government to tell a vend
by tw04 5y ago
In one instance we have society’s collective desire to reduce waste by allowing people access to fix their goods. In another, you want government to tell a vendor what product they have to sell because you personally don’t like their product selections. Furthermore the thing you want them to support is horrible for the environment. That’s apples and pine trees.
And completely off topic.
- gruez 5y ago>In one instance we have society’s collective desire to reduce waste by allowing people access to fix their goods. So you'd oppose right-to-repair if manufacturers are willing to carry out the repairs themselves, presumably negating the environmental/waste benefits? >And completely off topic. That's the beauty of comment trees. If it becomes too off topic for you, you can collapse it.