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Mindboggling huh? Imagine how deep the hands go or who is on Uber side that the result of FTC settlement is statement tht forbids Uber from... breaking the law
by joering2 9y ago
Mindboggling huh?
Imagine how deep the hands go or who is on Uber side that the result of FTC settlement is statement tht forbids Uber from... breaking the law. Amazing! Me and you would be heading to jail for the claims they did. Not uber.
It also somehow reminds me of 911 commision. It eventually got so sidetracked that the result of the findings were that pretty much two planes hit towers and then they collapsed. End of investigation.
- dmoy 9y agoI mean, isn't the whole "you gon' get audited for decades" bit about how this usually goes? The audit is the actual teeth here, if the auditor finds issues any time in the next decade, they start assigning fines like in the 10k per infraction per day-not-yet-fixed range or something.
- jacquesm 9y ago(1) how do you propose to 'jail Uber'? (2) this is a pretty good ruling in that it can't put the horse back into the barn but it can make sure Uber ups their game. (3) this has absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with 9/11, either peripherally or through analogy, and misrepresenting the findings of the 911 commission to this extent is pretty poor. I have some friends who are total conspiracy nuts when it comes to 9/11 and even they do a better job that this.