Re:Lyft surges to the top 10 on App Store following the “Del...
by KirinDave on Tuesday January 31, 2017 @10:07AM
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> I am mad that an app on my phone is now sending me emails about what I think is a fake outrage and jumping on a bandwagon.
I assure you a lot of the outrage is real, but yeah. Lyft was and is just as bad as Uber.
It's so silly that we talk about banning "politics" or that such and such is "too political" because we're at a point where there is no escape from radical restructuring. People are reacting to the new impositions and regulations the government is throwing at them.
Companies are too. Some are doing it for better reasons than others. But everyone wins and losses in politics, so the implication that "they are doing this because it is beneficial to them" rings pretty hollow to me.
If this were just anger over the silliness of promoting Thiel-backex Lyft as a counterpoint to Trumpism I'd agree. But it's not. You're mad that these companies share their policies and goals.
I don't understand that at all. You've spent more time dwelling on the imposition than it takes to delete and ignore the email.
I assure you a lot of the outrage is real, but yeah. Lyft was and is just as bad as Uber.
It's so silly that we talk about banning "politics" or that such and such is "too political" because we're at a point where there is no escape from radical restructuring. People are reacting to the new impositions and regulations the government is throwing at them.
Companies are too. Some are doing it for better reasons than others. But everyone wins and losses in politics, so the implication that "they are doing this because it is beneficial to them" rings pretty hollow to me.
If this were just anger over the silliness of promoting Thiel-backex Lyft as a counterpoint to Trumpism I'd agree. But it's not. You're mad that these companies share their policies and goals.
I don't understand that at all. You've spent more time dwelling on the imposition than it takes to delete and ignore the email.