Das Militär hätte fast das Recht auf Reparatur bekommen. Der Gesetzgeber hat es einfach weggenommen
https://www.wired.com/story/the-military-almost-got-the-right-to-repair-lawmakers-just-took-it-away/
Das Militär hätte fast das Recht auf Reparatur bekommen. Der Gesetzgeber hat es einfach weggenommen
https://www.wired.com/story/the-military-almost-got-the-right-to-repair-lawmakers-just-took-it-away/
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We can war today boy, reason(pick one ) subscription ran out, server went down, cant get a tech onsite for another 90days.
The public sector is there to plunder, for these people. Their end goal is a Randyan nightmare.
Nothing says mission readiness like corporate mandated down time.
This is a national security issue. The lawmakers who stopped right to repair sold out their country. I assume they are all getting „campaign donations“ or straight up bribes.
There is no good reason to make the military dependent on third party contractors to repair their equipment. It is so dumb and so corupt on its face.
It’s great watching American run itself into the ground
You get more bribes. Opps! I meant kick backs from corporations than you will from a soldier repairing a tank.
Hell yeah. Can’t wait to see conservatives shit their pants trying to figure out who to suck off more: the military or corporations lmfao
>As reported by WIRED in late November, defense contractor lobbying efforts seem to have worked to convince lawmakers who led the conference process, including Mike Rogers, a Republican from Alabama who is chair of the House Armed Services Committee, and ranking member Adam Smith of Washington, to pull the repair provisions, which enjoyed bipartisan support and was championed by the Trump administration, from the act.
Yeah, lobbying efforts. Money. Our Congress is full of paid-to-act politicians who don’t work for the people.
Our lawmakers rarely work for the American people anymore.
They work for the special interests bribing… I mean lobbying them.
[from a front line, over the phone] No problem, boss, we can have that replacement tank out to you in 6-8 weeks. Just discard the old one.
First McDonald’s ice cream machines, then military equipment, what’s next…cars?
Why do they have mechanics then? Is everything non pew pew gonna be corporate run?
Wasn’t this the stated reason they canceled the M10 Booker? That certain major systems weren’t field repairable?