Just to be 100% clear, I did not approve of Uber breaking laws. In hindsight, what they’ve done is created laxity in a sector that needed it. Millennials don’t want cars (I’m near DC, so I’m speaking about places with high population density), and public transit can be unreliable. Uber has created “jobs” (not sure…

We can skip all the fun stuff we’ve both included and get right to it.

What good are these regulations? Give me one specific example...

What infrastructure? Why is it needed? I don’t see any infrastructure in place other than the actual cabs... which isn’t saying much

Consumer protections? Where are they? Everyone in…

Since when do we need regulations on driving? We let fucking 16 year-olds behind the wheel of a death machine. Start with that and texting while driving and get back to me about laws and regulations. You want my driver to pay tens of thousands of dollars (substantially more in some cities) so we can prevent…

The camera giveth and taketh.

Counterpoint: