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Source: plausible extrapolation based on Uber's storied history of violating labor laws to one extent or another in just about every market they've entered.

• madeofpalk 9y ago
  Come on, I'm not a fan of Uber and their shady history, but you can't just invent claims out of thin air based on your feelings.
  • knieveltech 9y ago
    What feelings? Do we seriously need to review Uber's conduct? We over here pretending their corporate culture has shifted to something approximating ethical behavior now?
    • madeofpalk 9y ago
      No, I'm not trying to excuse Uber or say that they're some amazing benevolent company. All I'm saying that I think, if you're going to make a claim like above it at least comes with a source or something relevant to the claim itself to point at as proof. But look, if that's too much to ask for on Hacker News then fine.
      • askafriend 9y ago
        I think you were right to call him/her out. Comments like that have no place here. Level headed conversation with references and sources if possible are what I come here for and I think what the community expects. The other stuff can stay on Reddit.
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