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Not sure about California, but here in France it's the kind of difference that would change the nature of the relationship. Although it would be evaluated as a
by himinlomax 6y ago
Not sure about California, but here in France it's the kind of difference that would change the nature of the relationship. Although it would be evaluated as a whole, and would be under a lot of scrutiny to determine whether this change wasn't meaningless for practical purposes.
- eru 6y agoI suspect that in practice there seems to be a political consensus in Californian that Uber is evil. The rest is just trying to find ways to punish them. If the existing laws can be interpreted to punish them, they will be used. If not, the coalition against Uber will look into getting new laws passed. (As they already have.) Thus rendering any discussion about whether existing laws can justify punishment somewhat moot. (Of course, even a moot discussion can be interesting. Just like people can have fun arguing whether the Stark Trek Enterprise would beat a Star Wars Destroyer. The legal discussion is also very important to Uber lawyers. Even if they lose in the end, any delay is worthwhile.)