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Everyone is entitled to some basic level of human decency in their interactions with others; our society relies on this. And we are also entitled to draw attent
by BrandonM 14y ago
Everyone is entitled to some basic level of human decency in their interactions with others; our society relies on this. And we are also entitled to draw attention, in any legal manner we choose, to a situation where we feel that we are not being treated appropriately. Freedom of speech and freedom of assembly is there for a reason, and it's not automatically evil just because you don't agree with the ends.
- dantheman 14y agoFreedom of speech and assembly have nothing to do with this. And they're not freedom from repercussions by private actors, but merely freedom from government force. I personally think tactics like these are counterproductive and that it'd be better to handle it internally.
- marcos123 14y agoI'm not sure, but I'm willing to guess that it probably isn't possible to handle it "internally" when you have been fired for a 4.7 rating. I mean, Uber ignored them when they were in front their building. Do you think Uber did that because they thought a phone call would have been more polite? I definitely don't see how it was counter productive though, if they were standing out there to bring more attention to the situation.