Re:Uber and Lyft shutdown in California averted as judge gra...
by Consultant32452 on Friday August 21, 2020 @09:46AM
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>This is a lazy take - plenty of systems have been created by "the right" that don't work, even according to their stated goals. Moreover, how do you define "work", and why are things like gender and racial equality framed as extras rather than integral to evaluating whether a system works?
I don't think you understand what the word "prioritize" means.
>Uber/Lyft were shut down for a day
Uber/Lyft is not the only industry impacted.
This is a lazy take - plenty of systems have been created by "the right" that don't work, even according to their stated goals. Moreover, how do you define "work", and why are things like gender and racial equality framed as extras rather than integral to evaluating whether a system works?
> This is just a case where the first group has run amok
How did you determine someone has "run amok" here? Uber/Lyft were shut down for a day - we have yet to see the long term effects of AB5 and that's where the proof is. To take a historical analogy, of course when we outlawed child labor some businesses that relied on it shut down. If we'd just said "oops, let's reverse that decision right away" we might still be left with the impression that child labor laws had failed.