> Of course, if you don't agree with the ToS, Uber is also not forced to transport you. But that's fair enough. Letting entities that hold the vast majority of

> Of course, if you don't agree with the ToS, Uber is also not forced to transport you. But that's fair enough. Letting entities that hold the vast majority of the leverage and financial/legal/political power in a contract opt out of the legal system and pick an alternative with a financial incentive to side with them is perhaps "fair" to you, but a lot of people would disagree on the "enough" part.