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Re:Uber and Lyft shutdown in California averted as judge gra... by jayd16 on Thursday August 20, 2020 @04:23PM (#24228434)
The missing link is that you're raising a false dichotomy. Its a sliding scale of profit margin. Instead of bad or none, the choice is more low paying options or fewer higher paying options. Some will receive higher wages, while some opportunities will not be available.

Both sides believe the net benefit backs up their stated position and there's very little compelling data one way or another.

Re:Uber and Lyft shutdown in California averted as judge gra... by tetrometal on Thursday August 20, 2020 @06:08PM (#24229597)
I'm not so sure how false it is. If there were a better option, wouldn't people be using it already? And since they're not, aren't we just... firing them and leaving them to figure it out? Seems heartless. Honestly it comes across as "F the little guy, give me the policy I want." (I'm not accusing you of that, your tone came across as quite polite.)