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They were disruptive, and sure you can quote 100 times they admitted they were flying in the face of local regulations. So were automobiles when they came out;
by JoeAltmaier 4y ago
They were disruptive, and sure you can quote 100 times they admitted they were flying in the face of local regulations. So were automobiles when they came out; so were airplanes. UPS, FedEx fought with regulations protecting the Post Office. EBooks were a conundrum - were existing contracts for paper books meaningful any more?
Sure I feel for drivers, they had a hard time. Definitely they got the raw end of the deal.
- kiliantics 4y agoFor me, your use of automobiles and airplanes does not help your argument. In my opinion, those industries got way too powerful and negatively shaped our entire society's infrastructure at a colossal magnitude. It's really very regrettable that those changes came about. Ridesharing companies are doing the same. They promised less cars but now there are more. People getting into crazy debt to just drive around the streets looking for clients, creating more traffic and more pollution.