> So now you have a bunch of "gig-workers" scraping by, often mis-accounting for the deprectiation of using their own vehicle, while often not being properly insured to carry passengers commercially. Meanwhile, Uber corporate is a money burning enterprise.

If those all those new gig workers are just scraping by today what were they doing before Uber was even an option?

Let's not blame Uber for our economic policies and the lack of steady employment caused by our shared desire to live in as "efficient" and cheap a world as possible.

And let's not imagine that Uber is all that stands between people and "good jobs."