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> ... if your company is valued at $62 billion, you can afford to give your workers health care. What? Just because it's "valued" that way (that is, someone th
by chalkandpaste 8y ago
> ... if your company is valued at $62 billion, you can afford to give your workers health care.
What? Just because it's "valued" that way (that is, someone thinks it's worth that much) doesn't mean the entity has money in the bank or that such a change wouldn't negatively affect the companies inflow/outflow.
Not that I support Uber or Lyft (I'm best described as ambivalent), or really have the facts for myself, but this was just so illogical I wonder how this guy can be the city's attorney.
- davidrm 8y agoyou are completely right up to the last sentence, he knows what he’s saying/doing. he’s simply appealing to emotion hoping to influence the verdict. he most likely knows that this argument is bullshit, but it’s a good strategy.