Classic progress deniers, like the other guy who solely supports black cabs. Evolutionary dead enders.
Rebecca Long-Bailey says she doesn't use Uber because she thinks it is "not morally acceptable" #r4todaypic.twitter.com/NI2NnhBgH8
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She would cringe for not joining in your trope about Uber drivers being rapists?
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Well, the conversation is about Uber.
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On that basis there are so many we could boycott. Amazon,Boots,Google,Sports Direct,Gap. Apple, Starbucks, Vodaphone, etc
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And many people do
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Not that many do as they are all clearly very successful businesses putting lots into economy - employment, business rates, VAT, dividends
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Most have complex tax arrangements & don't contribute in U.K. Frank Field described gig economy as sweated labour but hey it's cheap!
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It is easy to take the moral high ground when you can claim travel as expenses and are a high salary earner anyway.
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Surely those with enough cash to make choices have more of a duty to make their choices wisely?
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Of course they can but should that also apply to tax payers money or should they be prudent?
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Come on, Steve you're arguing FOR the exploitation of workers.
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Not at all, a legal business that brings about lower cost options and adds variety for the consumer isn't a bad thing. Your choice.
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By that argument you could remove all worker's holiday & sick pay & provide a cheaper product for the consumer.
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But do cab firms provide sick pay and holidays for the drivers anyway? U rent vehicle and have to pay even if u get no fares.
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Shit happens... but rather than replicate the shit... clean it up, eh?
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