Re:The Uber leak exposes the global war on workers
by toss1 on Tuesday July 12, 2022 @05:51PM
(#32076154)
>>I keep hopping some high-profile criminal acts on exactly the correct way to disrupt the Justice system and for it to change into something more democratic, but well, that's pretty unlikely.
I'd agree that this is extremely unlikely in any country, and even conceiving & detailing such a plan, nevermind executing it perfectly to obtain a desired effect seems impossible in that the possible actions do not overlap with any solutions.
>> Odds are getting higher that my country will get a plain old revolution to change that
What country is that? It may be necessary. That said, just because most of an elite is unethical doesn't give some sub-group license to be so, at least in my book.
It's certainly not ok. But I'm certainly not losing sleep over it, because the worst case is really not that bad.
Anyway, I do encourage people to look at alternatives to work for, and I will start to lose my sleep if I see my government's attitude changing.
> Hordes of unethical people like the Uber executives will fight everything tooth & nail, legally or not.
Yeah, and if you look carefully, the root of the problem here is not inside Uber. I keep hopping some high-profile criminal acts on exactly the correct way to disrupt the Justice system and for it to change into something more democratic, but well, that's pretty unlikely. Odds are getting higher that my country will get a plain old revolution to change that, what is a much worse option.