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I don't see any sort of leftist shenanigans here. I just see a big corporation trying to thread the needle between corporate responsibility and avoiding legal exposure, controlling their employees while denying that they are employees. They've got themselves into a Catch-22 situation, and the solution seems to be to live with the fact that their drivers (contractors) are going to arm themselves despite the rules put forth by the company.

"Uber’s business model depends on driver “independence,” but stumbles when drivers choose to exercise it."

Surprisingly evenhanded article, considering the source.

https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/ ... cy/605701/