I think it's important to note American consumers are fighting for these, like the right to repair law recently. Unfortunately, we live in a "representative rep

I think it's important to note American consumers are fighting for these, like the right to repair law recently. Unfortunately, we live in a "representative republic" that only had universal suffrage (on paper) in the 60s. The average consumer doesn't really have an ability to affect political change given the financial interests at play in our government