Yeah, removing the means to make a living from 200K people in CA while also pushing millions of people to crowded and epidemiologically disastrous public transp

Yeah, removing the means to make a living from 200K people in CA while also pushing millions of people to crowded and epidemiologically disastrous public transportation seems like a particularly idiotic idea right about now. I'm not necessarily against better labor protections, and I only do Uber rides maybe 3-4 times a year, and not in CA, but I'm sure there will be a better time to argue this out to its logical conclusion.