> one of the biggest steps we could take is strong right-to-repair laws I could not agree more. Thank you for bringing this up. I think part of why this doesn

> one of the biggest steps we could take is strong right-to-repair laws I could not agree more. Thank you for bringing this up. I think part of why this doesn't turn up more often when green parties try to get elected is that it isn't sexy enough. It is much more fun to imagine building new and shiny stuff or have an opportunity to strongly signal values. But something as boring as laws that would require all manufacturers to design for repairability and banning any manufacturer who even looks like they are trying to limit who can repair stuff, is too boring. I agree: this would be a very good place to start.