> Interesting that this is the line of thought that you decided to follow and refute, despite the fact that I never claimed that Uber was at fault for those par

> Interesting that this is the line of thought that you decided to follow and refute, despite the fact that I never claimed that Uber was at fault for those particular problems a person may face Sorry, I wasn't trying to say that you did say Uber was at fault... I was just trying to clarify the train of thought and understand the conclusions that we can draw. i.e. corporations are not at fault for people being poor and homeless and unable to get better jobs - that's clearly a government problem. Every minute we spend blaming Uber/WalMart/McDonalds/etc for that is another minute we're distracted from the actual cause of the problem, and identifying a fix.