I get it, context is everything. So yes, given the current climate, it seems initially acceptable to show the entire video. The problem is, I can't help but w

I get it, context is everything. So yes, given the current climate, it seems initially acceptable to show the entire video. The problem is, I can't help but wonder if the current context for Uber, puts such emphasis on Kalanick's behavior, that even a normal night out with 2 women is judged negatively. I mean let's face it, he really didn't do anything wrong in the video. He flirted a bit, and tried to have a reasonable discussion with the driver. When the conversation got out of hand, he left. It's sad how often people with pitch forks look to even the most normal of behavior, to crucify someone.