Many nations have the reasonable law "Anyone has the right to property, given that the property is only used for the benefit of society as a whole".
Looking at it from that perspective, Uber trying to get a monopoly by avoiding full insurance, by using predatory pricing, etc, is very bad.
For the customer, the ideal would be a hundred seperate taxi companies, independent.
But all providing a simple web API to book, and then others could create webinterfaces and apps to interact with those APIs. Similar to taxi.eu or mytaxi.
Many nations have the reasonable law "Anyone has the right to property, given that the property is only used for the benefit of society as a whole".
Looking at it from that perspective, Uber trying to get a monopoly by avoiding full insurance, by using predatory pricing, etc, is very bad.
For the customer, the ideal would be a hundred seperate taxi companies, independent.
But all providing a simple web API to book, and then others could create webinterfaces and apps to interact with those APIs. Similar to taxi.eu or mytaxi.