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Exactly. They've taken a popular term and applied it where it doesn't fit. You may have a "right to repair" something you bought. You didn't buy your body. Dr
by AlbertCory 2y ago
Exactly. They've taken a popular term and applied it where it doesn't fit.
You may have a "right to repair" something you bought. You didn't buy your body.
Drug safety is an old, old issue. We can argue about how it's applied without dragging in popular phrases that don't apply.
- pennybanks 2y agoi mean we could. but it seems like you wouldnt want that since your brining it up yourself. seems very like a very easy thing to ignore since it doesnt seem any malicious. unless there are trademarks im not aware of.
- partomniscient 2y ago>You didn't buy your body. So what? You're still responsible for it - its nourishment and maintenance. I agree 'right to repair' seems a little off, but its a subset of 'right of self-determination', i.e. basic liberty, which from the outside looking in is preached about a lot but not very practiced in the US.