@intheknow_withchlo: We've normalized an economy where replacing things is easier than repairing them! That drives up costs, creates waste, and keeps people trapped in a cycle of constant consumption. A publicly funded network of repair cafés would make fixing things affordable, accessible, and local while creating green jobs and building a real circular economy. #vancouver #circulareconomy #repair #affordableliving #COPE
nope!! I still fix as much as I can, even bought a 3d printer if needed
2026-08-01 22:57:33
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Sounds good. I am consistently thinking about how we could have so many public services that employ people who are in college or even high school. I constantly think about the people who spend the first two decades of their lives, learning a skill, a musical instrument a sport and they use that because they need to get into college and then once they get into college, that skill is just dormant. It seems to me that our community centres could be filled with people who are experts at soccer and basketball and piano lessons who are being employed and people can take lessons for free.
2026-08-01 21:49:14
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zoeselenamaybe :
Man this is an amazing idea. Begging you guys to stop being NIMBYs because the rest of your platform is so great
2026-08-02 15:05:52
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