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Yes, because the only reason those regulations are in place is a lobbying industry trying for a monopoly. Care for the safety and treatment of the actual passen
by mhd 12y ago
Yes, because the only reason those regulations are in place is a lobbying industry trying for a monopoly. Care for the safety and treatment of the actual passengers would never enter the mind of a politician.
And of course this is true for every country affected.
- randallsquared 12y agoI think you're being sarcastic, but as a first approximation it's so close to what many actually think that the sarcasm might be lost. :)
- Jgrubb 12y agoI didn't think it was sarcasm - I'm one of those people you're talking about. edit: reading again - yeah it's a pretty black and white statement and the truth is always grey-er, but I'm an American who has absolutely no faith in most of our govt anymore so it hits home.
- wyager 12y agoFunny enough, I feel much safer in an uber car than a taxi. Technology has succeeded where the government has failed.