All 50 States Have Now Introduced Right to Repair Legislation
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The state and local is where most of the progress is going to happen in the next 4 years. They control a lot more than you think - even including running elections for federal office. Pay attention to all your local elections - they are going to matter a lot
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They're good at introducing them, just not as good at passing them.
There's room for a lot of politics between introducing and passing a law.
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Who cares? The US is over, folks.
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Until pedo-prez and nazi-musk determines that it's hurtful to gafam.
Sorry for becoming a cynical asshole, it's actually a good news but I can't help myself these days.
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Until pedo-prez and nazi-musk determines that it's hurtful to gafam.
Sorry for becoming a cynical asshole, it's actually a good news but I can't help myself these days.
Local and state officals can enforce laws on their own without federal involvement
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This is also nice because every state doesn't have to pass this kind of law for it to help everyone else. Companies are often willing to have california specific models of their products to comply with California specific laws, but if enough states have right to repair laws it will hopefully be easier for companies to just have all their products be compliant.
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Who cares? The US is over, folks.
Don't do Trump's work for him by spreading apathy and dispair. He wants us complacent and to forget the power we have. He is far weaker than he seems so he has to project absolute power. Don't give anything to him for free
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Until pedo-prez and nazi-musk determines that it's hurtful to gafam.
Sorry for becoming a cynical asshole, it's actually a good news but I can't help myself these days.
Sorry for becoming a cynical asshole, itโs actually a good news but I canโt help myself these days.
Hope you'll take this criticism as honestly given, and not meant as an attack, but you're not improving the quality of Lemmy with these kind of posts.
May I suggest, instead of making a comment and apologizing for it in the same comment, you just don't make the comment at all?
It really sucks having to push through these type of comments.
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Sorry for becoming a cynical asshole, itโs actually a good news but I canโt help myself these days.
Hope you'll take this criticism as honestly given, and not meant as an attack, but you're not improving the quality of Lemmy with these kind of posts.
May I suggest, instead of making a comment and apologizing for it in the same comment, you just don't make the comment at all?
It really sucks having to push through these type of comments.
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Yeah you're probably right, I'll try to shut to fuck up next time. It's just that these asshole a ruining every god damn thing I believe in so I can't help to think they'll come for this too. Here I'm doing it again... I'll go serve myself a huge glass of wine to celebrate, it's almost 5 anyway.
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Local and state officals can enforce laws on their own without federal involvement
Assuming everything is doomed to fail is exactly what Trump and Musk want from you.
You're right, my bad.
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The state and local is where most of the progress is going to happen in the next 4 years. They control a lot more than you think - even including running elections for federal office. Pay attention to all your local elections - they are going to matter a lot
Ballot measures. Write them if your state empowers them. Thatโs where the democracy will happen.
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A monumental win for repair warriors; corporate gatekeeping faces a well-deserved reckoning.
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Sorry for becoming a cynical asshole, itโs actually a good news but I canโt help myself these days.
Hope you'll take this criticism as honestly given, and not meant as an attack, but you're not improving the quality of Lemmy with these kind of posts.
May I suggest, instead of making a comment and apologizing for it in the same comment, you just don't make the comment at all?
It really sucks having to push through these type of comments.
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Judgemental idiot. Passing judgement on someone for their choice of words isn't adding anything to Lemmy, maybe you should stfu instead of hanging on top of that high horse of thinking you have the right to judge whoever the fuck.
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"states rights rabble rabble rabble" -Republicans, usually. But not now it appears.
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A monumental win for repair warriors; corporate gatekeeping faces a well-deserved reckoning.
Also great for the environment. Replacing a part is significantly better than the waste products and energy used in recycling facilities.
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Yeah you're probably right, I'll try to shut to fuck up next time. It's just that these asshole a ruining every god damn thing I believe in so I can't help to think they'll come for this too. Here I'm doing it again... I'll go serve myself a huge glass of wine to celebrate, it's almost 5 anyway.
Hang in there brother/sister, times will be better again.
Yes it'll be a long 3 years 11 months, but still, even the laziest people usually figure their shit out at some point and change their course appropriately, and vote differently.
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Judgemental idiot. Passing judgement on someone for their choice of words isn't adding anything to Lemmy, maybe you should stfu instead of hanging on top of that high horse of thinking you have the right to judge whoever the fuck.
Have a nice day
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This is also nice because every state doesn't have to pass this kind of law for it to help everyone else. Companies are often willing to have california specific models of their products to comply with California specific laws, but if enough states have right to repair laws it will hopefully be easier for companies to just have all their products be compliant.
Or pretend to be compliant in the classic Apple way.
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Or pretend to be compliant in the classic Apple way.
How did you come up with that username?
