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I don't know about the political leanings of right to repair supporters on average, but there are prominent supports who I certainly wouldn't characterize as le
by strbean 3y ago
I don't know about the political leanings of right to repair supporters on average, but there are prominent supports who I certainly wouldn't characterize as leftist. See Louis Rossman for example.
- throwaway11004 3y ago[flagged]
- strbean 3y agoThat's an atrocious Wikipedia article. They don't even pull a quote, they just reference a 30 minute YouTube video directly? From what I can tell, the only relevant bit in that video is that he concedes he didn't know that tractor racing (tractor pulls) was a thing. And thinking any environmental regulations should exist certainly doesn't place you on the left. Do you think Richard Nixon was a leftist? Rossman spends about the same amount of time railing against regulation as he does supporting right to repair. Right to repair is largely about protecting individual liberties and property rights.
- titaniumtown 3y agoI don't think that confirms any "points" you've made at all.