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> Tell them it was fake! There was that story where they hired a known convicted rapist in India, who then raped a passenger, and then Uber executives tried to
by kinkrtyavimoodh 9y ago
> Tell them it was fake! There was that story where they hired a known convicted rapist in India, who then raped a passenger, and then Uber executives tried to discredit the victim.
No they did not. They tried to procure her medical records to verify whether the rape claim was true. They never actively discredited the victim.
There's plenty of stuff to hate Uber for without you making up outrage.
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- watwut 9y agoHonest attempt at verification would involve medical expert. What happened is that Uber employees wawed the records to each other and yelled "see, she is making it up".
- cryptoz 9y ago> They tried to procure her medical records to verify whether the rape claim was true No they didn't. They illegally gained access to the records. If they were trying to verify the situation's accuracy they would not have used illegal methods to do so and should not be given a pass since they did.
- mikeash 9y agoThey succeeded in procuring her medical records. They then accused her of being a shill for a competitor. I think that's perfectly reasonable to summarize as "tried to discredit the victim." If anything, it's putting things a bit too mildly, since it fails to mention that obtaining her medical records was itself illegal and immoral.
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- am1988 9y agobecause that's so much better. They have fought background checks at various times in various places.