This was weird. I was voting from overseas so I didn’t see all the advertisements. From the wording of the prop itself, they made no effort to make themselves not seem like the bad guys? What is a chud’s argument for how this is not just flagrant corporate greed?
In their ads they really tortured the logic of the thing to make themselves look like they were giving more rights to drivers. They also made drivers click a thing that said they supported the proposition before taking any work, which let them say "see, our drivers almost universally support it!"
Basically Uber/Lyft/Doordash were threatening to pull out of CA if it didn’t pass and astroturfed the idea that it passing meant they’d limit the amount of drivers and force them to work shifts.
Saw a lot of probably paid accounts on r/Doordash like “I’m an independent contractor because I want to choose when I work. If I wanted benefits, I’d get a full time job.”
This was weird. I was voting from overseas so I didn’t see all the advertisements. From the wording of the prop itself, they made no effort to make themselves not seem like the bad guys? What is a chud’s argument for how this is not just flagrant corporate greed?
In their ads they really tortured the logic of the thing to make themselves look like they were giving more rights to drivers. They also made drivers click a thing that said they supported the proposition before taking any work, which let them say "see, our drivers almost universally support it!"
The California Ideology is pure evil https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Californian_Ideology
Basically Uber/Lyft/Doordash were threatening to pull out of CA if it didn’t pass and astroturfed the idea that it passing meant they’d limit the amount of drivers and force them to work shifts.
Saw a lot of probably paid accounts on r/Doordash like “I’m an independent contractor because I want to choose when I work. If I wanted benefits, I’d get a full time job.”