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7/7/2025, 4:07:41 AM
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While 99% of the time I support as little legislation as possible for freedom's sake, companies have significantly more power in setting standards, like not releasing schematics for technolony that could be easily repairable you posses, selling you temporary leases instead of the rights to the individual copy of a game you bought, or creeping less and less features out of the box and siphoning them as extras for more revenue like post games into DLC or heated car seats that were already installed by the manufacturer. How about tiered subscriptions for Youtube, Disney +, or Hulu adding more and more ads to their services despite streaming originally being championed for possesing less ads than tv to begin with. Boycotting is possible but an uphill battle when the masses are incapable of possesing the will to follow along and actually force the company's hand to give the consumer more. Know what forcing a company looks like? Luigi Mangione and how healthcare companies started getting very compliant with insurence claims for a few days. So unless anyone is willing to go comit acts of terrorism I find this is one jsutified reason to get the government to help protect us with legislation. Do I trust that they'll fuck it up? Yes, but with things going the way they are in the first world it'll be better than nothing.
While 99% of the time I support as little legislation as possible for freedom's sake, companies have significantly more power in setting standards, like not releasing schematics for technolony that could be easily repairable you posses, selling you temporary leases instead of the rights to the individual copy of a game you bought, or creeping less and less features out of the box and siphoning them as extras for more revenue like post games into DLC or heated car seats that were already installed by the manufacturer. How about tiered subscriptions for Youtube, Disney +, or Hulu adding more and more ads to their services despite streaming originally being championed for possesing less ads than tv to begin with. Boycotting is possible but an uphill battle when the masses are incapable of possesing the will to follow along and actually force the company's hand to give the consumer more. Know what forcing a company looks like? Luigi Mangione and how healthcare companies started getting very compliant with insurence claims for a few days. So unless anyone is willing to go comit acts of terrorism I find this is one jsutified reason to get the government to help protect us with legislation. Do I trust that they'll fuck it up? Yes, but with things going the way they are in the first world it'll be better than nothing.
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