captaincranky
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However temporary that situation may be, I still felt a manifest obligation to fix it for ya. Should that bill become law, I fully expect you to ring in with something like, "free at last, great god almighty we're free at last". (Just make sure you attribute it to Martin Luther King, or his family might haul you to court on a copyright issue)..Lol.... you don't actually read what you post, do you?
I DID read the entire page - the only dissenting opinion was 1 guy who was quickly proven wrong in the rebutting post... his last reply was eerily similar to yours - just attacking the person who posted, not adding any new information or giving any evidence...
Uber continues to operate (illegally) in Detroit - and their drivers DON'T have chauffeur's licenses.... much like every other city Uber operates in!!
To the government. That's pretty much one of your more blatant statements of the patently obvious.This is one of the main reasons there are lawsuits... all these states/cities want Uber Drivers to have chauffeur's licenses.... Why, you might ask? Each license costs a fee ($35 in Michigan, and it's a similar fee throughout)... where do you think that money goes
A good question might be, if these licensing fees were to be designated as to be used to aid the elderly, would you still object as strenuously? As it stands, Uber should realistically have at least minimal governmental oversight, Since you desperately crave approval, why not just take the test, pay the $35.00, and come out smelling like roses. Really, $35.00 is a small price to pay for all the self righteousness you now engender for free.
OTOH, since you believe all the taxi drivers should lose their living to Uber, I expect you feel the same way about any counter agents at the DMV.
So, an "opinion piece" by the LA District Attorney, carries less weight than yours. Wow wee your opinion matters more than anybody's....Your article, by the way, had you bothered to read it in its entirety, is just an opinion piece on whether Uber's background checks are flawed... As the article itself says, of COURSE they're flawed!! No system is perfect - you'll see convicted criminals working just about everywhere...
Once you serve your time in jail, you ARE entitled to earn a living.... There are plenty of convicted criminals driving taxis as well - no system is perfect... The important thing isn't if a convicted criminal is driving me somewhere - it's if a CURRENT criminal is driving me somewhere - and NO system can guarantee that's not going to happen...
Every criminal has a first offense sometime - you hear about people going to jail while working in just about any job.
For one fleeting instant I completely agree with you. However, the web and all those 'priceless' reviews and reviewers you so cherish, can largely render that a moot point, should the morally indignant 'tattletales', get it into their heads to slander the individual who is trying to move forward.Once you serve your time in jail, you ARE entitled to earn a living.
I can picture you campaigning on the web against someone with a criminal record being given a job.
And the rest of your phony liberal BS, is to serve the convenience of your point of view related to this issue alone.