oh man, watching Lyft capitalize on this moment where Uber is getting the shit kicked out of it is rich
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En réponse à @MikeIsaac
Peter Thiel and Carl Icahn are major investors in Lyft. These companies don't care about you or the cause. This is a "win vs lose" thing.
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En réponse à @MikeIsaac
smart business though! and ancillary benefits of ACLU receiving $1mm is net positive for protesters. wonder how investors feel about that...
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En réponse à @MikeIsaac
ಠ_ಠ a retweeté sarah jeong
agree w/ sarah. many of these people reach out in times like this. i just dont think it will ever be primary driver.https://twitter.com/sarahjeong/status/825797330406223872 …
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En réponse à @MikeIsaac
I don't know how to quantify "primary," eg I suspect ApplevsFBI controversy was very much motivated by Cook's personal feelings
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En réponse à @sarahjeong @MikeIsaac
but also they would have NEVER done it if it wasn't compatible with business model
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En réponse à @sarahjeong
my thesis is any company primarily driven by a moral imperative to "change the world" wont be a publicly traded one. prob B-corp
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