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This is victim blaming. The customer is not the one deciding make the batteries non-removable. This is protection from Nintendo.
by Zambyte 3mo ago
This is victim blaming. The customer is not the one deciding make the batteries non-removable. This is protection from Nintendo.
- Waterluvian 3mo agoI just don't need a government to declare that I'm a victim by treating me like I'm not capable of saying, "no, the Switch 2 isn't cutting it for the pricetag. I'll skip this gen's Pokemon." This isn't bread. It's a luxury good.
- ToucanLoucan 3mo agoYes but eliminating unnecessary e-waste is a good thing for everyone. This isn't about the government being your nanny, it's about the government, long term, building a better more sustainable society for everyone, as it should be doing. And I don't think there's a reasonable objection to that.
- account42 3mo agoThe government is the one already saying that bob can't sell me a switch 2 with whatever differences I want because that would infringe Nintendo's IP laws. Thus the government is also the correct place to fix the consequences of that.