No one and Nobody likes to repair stuff for free
Right to repair is a joke
Jeremiah Diaz
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William Jones
Nobody does repairs for free, the documentation is there for reference like the automotive manuals your grandpa had.
Hudson Martin
if this piece of shit government isnt even capable i get an ounce of consumer protection what is it good for?
Easton Hughes
I repair my own stuff for free all the time
Ryder Gonzalez
right != free
Hudson Kelly
bailing out banks and big businesses
Leo Cooper
I do :)
Dominic Flores
swear to god these ai posts have got to stop
Noah Ortiz
learn what right to repair means first
Ayden Hall
>paying somebody else to repair your tech
this is Any Forums summerfrog, go back to ribbit.
Blake Johnson
says the bot
Jonathan Hill
Robert Rogers
dumb frogposter
Dylan Scott
okay, tta, lemme explain why it's either an automated OP or someone so low IQ that this isnt worth having a conversation over.
right to repair refers to free as in liberty. There is a misinterpretation that it could be cost-free to repair your stuff rather than paying someone. Now the OP said and/or implies that no one wants to do slave labor (rebuilding a machine) for no pay. Now, even if you want to entertain the idea that OP was talking about no one wanting to pay with their time and cognitive efforts to triage and repair something, why would the idea of paying in your own time and effort to revive something be bad, especially when everyone here defending this idea is missing another reason to repair: when there is a possibility that things that work how we want to aren't being sold on the new market, and repair might also mean modifying brand new machines to suit the user.
this OP makes no sense, probably smoked too much before posting, or dropped on their head.
Lucas Gonzalez
pee pee grabber
Nicholas Hughes
this
except car parts for my shitty old bmw are expensive
William Price
>she does it for free
Josiah Nelson
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>okay, tta, lemme explain why it's either an automated OP or someone so low IQ that this isnt worth having a conversation over.
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>right to repair refers to free as in liberty. There is a misinterpretation that it could be cost-free to repair your stuff rather than paying someone. Now the OP said and/or implies that no one wants to do slave labor (rebuilding a machine) for no pay. Now, even if you want to entertain the idea that OP was talking about no one wanting to pay with their time and cognitive efforts to triage and repair something, why would the idea of paying in your own time and effort to revive something be bad, especially when everyone here defending this idea is missing another reason to repair: when there is a possibility that things that work how we want to aren't being sold on the new market, and repair might also mean modifying brand new machines to suit the user.
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>this OP makes no sense, probably smoked too much before posting, or dropped on their head.
didnt read
Eli Wood
right as in freedom
Ayden Evans
Speak for yourself. Today I repaired Home button in my iPhone by myself and I liked it.
Grayson Long
dumb fucking frogposter