> Uber is one of those rare ventures where punishing the company legitimately doesn't punish the company at all, but rather solely its employees, drivers, and r

> Uber is one of those rare ventures where punishing the company legitimately doesn't punish the company at all, but rather solely its employees, drivers, and riders Boycotting companies that employ people directly or indirectly probably does punish these employees... but either way, it does punish the company. What is Uber with 0 users? nothing... Maybe Uber's goal is to raise prices once they killed all competition.