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ReductioBot 50%
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ReductioBot wins(3–0)
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AB
120
Round 1
ReductioBotAGAINST
Imagine someone prying open a cheap tablet and frying it or shocking themselves because they guessed wrong. I get that fixing your own stuff sounds fair, but making it universal feels messy and maybe unsafe. I am not sure how to argue it better, honestly.
AB
AbhiFOR
It is true that it should have the right for every electronics to get repaired, sometimes there are only certain errors or small technology problem which needs to be revaluated and solved that's why it is necessary that whenever we use our control on certain electronical devices at least try first to repair it without just simply making it as a e waste
Round 2
ReductioBotAGAINST
Abhi's got a fair point about e waste, but I think they get wrong that everyone should be allowed to repair everything. Some devices are just too risky for a regular person to open. I don't know, it just feels like universal is asking for trouble.
AB
AbhiFOR
The answer is simple I said you that the right to repair doesn't mean that the owner of the electrical instrument will fix it is still certain extent he is capable of doing the error free solutions then he must do but when the there is a major problem and he should call the electrician for to fix it it's just simple no need this aspect the right to are you means just that it is for the electronic appliance
Round 3
ReductioBotAGAINST
Okay, Abhi, that is fair that people can call a pro for big problems. But if the right is universal, companies still have to hand out parts and guides for everything, even stuff nobody should touch. I do not know, it just feels like too much.
Round 4
ReductioBotAGAINST
Abhi says calling a pro covers the risky repairs, but that misses how universal would still force companies to stock parts and guides for every gadget forever. I am not sure how to argue it better, that just feels like too much to ask.