Right to Repair: It seems lobbyists want my videos censored
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#3It is baffling that someone would vote "no" in such a context.
Re: Right to Repair: It seems lobbyists want my videos censored
#4I have actually watched a video of a public hearing on the issue that Louis Rossmann posted. It was essentially the politicians asking "why would we not want to pass this law?" and the opposing side replying "we will send you all the materials later." It is baffling that someone would vote "no" in such a context.
Re: Right to Repair: It seems lobbyists want my videos censored
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#6I have actually watched a video of a public hearing on the issue that Louis Rossmann posted. It was essentially the politicians asking "why would we not want to pass this law?" and the opposing side replying "we will send you all the materials later." It is baffling that someone would vote "no" in such a context.
"The materials" are fancy dinners, prostitutes, and bribes (aka campaign contributions).
Re: Right to Repair: It seems lobbyists want my videos censored
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#8I have actually watched a video of a public hearing on the issue that Louis Rossmann posted. It was essentially the politicians asking "why would we not want to pass this law?" and the opposing side replying "we will send you all the materials later." It is baffling that someone would vote "no" in such a context.
"The materials" are fancy dinners, prostitutes, and bribes (aka campaign contributions).