I won't lie to you and say I don't have an anti-Uber agenda. I do. I would like them to fail and go away. But you have cause and effect backwards. I feel this

I won't lie to you and say I don't have an anti-Uber agenda. I do. I would like them to fail and go away. But you have cause and effect backwards. I feel this way about Uber because of all the things they do; I didn't feel this way and then decide to find evidence to support my feelings. Lyft isn't great, either, hell, neither are taxi companies, but they aren't saturating the world with crappy behavior like Uber is. Given how universal Uber's misbehavior is - even my list is only partial coverage - I don't see how it doesn't apply to "every aspect of the company." At what point would you draw a line and say "this behavior pattern is unethical and shouldn't be encouraged/enabled" when we're talking about a big company? That is, if Uber doesn't fit the bill, who does - does anyone?