They invested on the pretense of Uber being a company that enacts positive social change. That is one of their measures of return on investment (not just money)

They invested on the pretense of Uber being a company that enacts positive social change. That is one of their measures of return on investment (not just money). That premise has been violated. It is within the investors' rights to do whatever is in their power to try and steer the ship towards their original goal: positive social change. I don't see what installing people has to do with it. I don't even know what you're arguing. They gave Uber money. Uber isn't doing what they said they would with the money. They are mad at Uber. Seems pretty easy to understand to me.