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And doctors extract value from sick people. Nonetheless, a doctor might have good reasons to state that his patients deserver better. Assuming malice is not an
by aminozuur 6y ago
And doctors extract value from sick people. Nonetheless, a doctor might have good reasons to state that his patients deserver better. Assuming malice is not an effective counter-argument.
- majewsky 6y agoBad comparison. A doctor does not make people sick (or if they do, they're criminally liable). Uber intentionally designed the contracts of those gig workers.
- logicchains 6y agoAnd Uber doesn't make people need transportation services, or make people need to earn a living by providing transportation services. It's crazy how entitled Americans have become over the past few decades that helping somebody find driving work now counts as "exploitation".
- majewsky 6y agoI'm not American.
- logicchains 6y agoI wasn't referring to you in particular sorry, just the general tone in this thread. The worst part is people are happy to make assumptions without actually even asking Uber drivers what they want.
- tingol 6y agoWow, that analogy is so far off it's insane. You equate extracting value by underpaying employees to doctors curing sick people. Please man, get a grip.