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Pretty nice and all. If they can make tractors with hardware that capable, they could probably give farmers the right to repair?
by lambdasquirrel 4y ago
Pretty nice and all. If they can make tractors with hardware that capable, they could probably give farmers the right to repair?
- rmason 4y agoYou can say the same thing about Tesla. Ever watch any of the videos from Rich Benoit of Electrified Garage? He had to get a ballot initiative passed in Massachusetts forcing Tesla to sell him parts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3vhtI7tTPk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3vhtI7tTPk
- istinetz 4y ago^ the definition of whataboutism
- smcl 4y agoThis isn't whataboutism. Both comments seem to be in agreement on the idea that users should be able to service their vehicle whether that's a tractor or a car.
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- OJFord 4y ago'Whataboutism' would be 'why should they have to do that, it's no different to cars, Tesla also won't sell you parts' or similar. I.e. arguing that it's fine because of some similar example, not simply providing another example.