The legislation hasn't yet passed everywhere, but all 50 states introducing some form of right to repair legislation is a "tipping point” for the right to repair movement.
  • @[email protected]English
    24•2 days ago

    Note that introduced does not mean passed. Many states have rejected these laws, but they were introduced yes.

    With that said, it’s an important first step that shows grassroots support.

  • @[email protected]English
    9•2 days ago

    Maybe they’ll pass once republicans are booted from state legislatures as blowback against 47 mounts.

    • @ilmagicoEnglish
      6•2 days ago

      I applaud your optimism, I wish I had any left.

  • SibboEnglish
    -7•2 days ago

    Aren’t there like more than 200 states in the world?

    • @[email protected]English
      -7•2 days ago

      aMeRiCaNs tHiNk tHeY aRe tHe cEnTeR oF tHe uNiVeRsE

      I’m going to start making snarky comments on every article I see about Germany or the UK or Australia that doesn’t specifically call out the country and continent that it’s on.

      Just because you’re not American doesn’t mean you’re not loud and annoying.

      • @sga013MEnglish
        3•2 days ago

        It is one of the rules of Internet - you are male, English speaking American.

        (I am not an american though, so I technically don’t exist)