[Daniel12345]

Terrorism is not just blowing things up or cutting people heads off, terrorism is hurting people that disagree with you or not following your wishes.
This strike is calling you to hurt random people who don't agree with you or do what u want them to do.
This is terrorism!!
I'm all for striking, freedom of speech etc, this is what America is all about, but when someone is asking you to hurt random people in any way shape or form, it is American to give him the middle finger and tell him to go to hell, even if u agree with the strike and have no intention fake calling uber drivers just to hurt them or to throw rocks at their cars, the fact that the strike organizer ask u to do this should make u not listen to him.
Thanks, Daniel

 

[Lag Monkey]

No one is pushing a radical agenda we just want fair wages. Drivers have even created a strike website to better organize because we know uber isn't going to listen to us or care if we parade around their office or turn off our apps, I'm sorry I wish it wasn't the case but it's gonna take a true strike and that means shutting uber down.

 

[Daniel12345]

So, no one is telling you to make fake account and call uber drivers in order to hurt people who don't wanna strike, or doesn't even know about the strike?
This is terrorism, don't fall into it!!
My way, or I'll make u pay.....does that sound ok to you. Don't hurt people, and do the opposite of what people that want you to hurt people ask you to do

 

[CommanderXL]

Terrorism is not just blowing things up or cutting people heads off, terrorism is hurting people that disagree with you or not following your wishes.
This strike is calling you to hurt random people who don't agree with you or do what u want them to do.
This is terrorism!!
I'm all for striking, freedom of speech etc, this is what America is all about, but when someone is asking you to hurt random people in any way shape or form, it is American to give him the middle finger and tell him to go to hell, even if u agree with the strike and have no intention fake calling uber drivers just to hurt them or to throw rocks at their cars, the fact that the strike organizer ask u to do this should make u not listen to him.
Thanks, Daniel

What Uber drivers are talking about doing on Oct. 16-18 is not really a strike as Uber drivers are not employees.

But the goals they are seeking by walking out on those days is not political, nor are drivers trying to instill fear into anyone by doing so, so it's not terrorism either.

I think it's technically just a protest.

 

[Daniel12345]

that's not what he is asking for, he is asking drivers and pax to send fake request and cancel them just to hurt people that don't bound to his will, this loser is a terrorist!!
what if there is a driver out there who is having a financial problems, who doesn't know about this strike, or just cant afford to miss a day of work and need every cent he/she can get to feed his/her family, so instead of spending time with his/her family on the weekend he/she must drive for uber cause he/she need the money to buy food diapers etc. and now he/she is going to get tons of fake uber requests, he/she is gonna lose money driving his/her car all over the place while the pax keep canceling the request, and he/she is gonna end up frustrated upset and broke. and this is thanks to this terrorist who u decided to follow!!! this is disgusting!!.
you wanna strike go ahead, you wanna call for other people to strike fine, no problem with that. but u wanna actually hurt people who don't wanna strike with you, this is terrorism, u are terrorizing innocent people. he is asking fo you to cause damage to people who maybe doesn't even know about any of this. DO NOT FOLLOW A TERRORIST!!! no matter what.
Thanks, Daniel

 

[CommanderXL]

Calm down.

Causing someone to be "frustrated, upset and broke" in protest of working conditions is not terrorism.

Causing someone to be in fear of violence and/or death for political reasons is.

 

[ReviTULize]

What the **** are you talking about you idiot? Joining the strike doesn't mean you're committing any violence. Go away uber troll.

Watch uberman on YouTube. It's good info and people need to be informed. Strike and let your voice be heard...just don't do it for Abe Hussein

 

[Makishima_78]

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Someone is a little hyperbolic. This isnt terrorism, nobody is threatening life or property so just stop. This good old fashioned labor organizing and rightfully so.

 

[Daniel12345]

U don't have to threaten life to be a terrorist or support terrorism. Just hurting random people. terrorizing them is enough. Asking people to cause harm to other people is unethical. Do not folow this loser

 

[ATL2SD]

Wow...

 

[AintWorthIt]

Time to delete this fool

 

[crowsandcats]

just cant afford to miss a day of work and need every cent he/she can get to feed his/her family, so instead of spending time with his/her family on the weekend he/she must drive for uber cause he/she need the money to buy food diapers etc. and now he/she is going to get tons of fake uber requests, he/she is gonna lose money driving his/her car all over the place while the pax keep canceling the request, and he/she is gonna end up frustrated upset and broke.

An ample percentage of Uber drivers are already frustrated, upset and broke simply for using the app - hence the need for the strike.

 

[JimS]

An ample percentage of Uber drivers are already frustrated, upset and broke simply for using the app - hence the need for the strike.

Then they should first organize market-by-market, then create a dialogue with demands, then strike locally if that is what is called for. Some ****** trying to get people to buy burner phones and disrupt other's ability to make a living, or asking them to pelt non-striking drivers with stuff is uncalled for. He's changed his demands, so I don't think Abe Husein is advocating that any more, but still, he's a guy that likes to cause a stir everywhere he goes.

 

[Snowtop]

American history is rife with these types of tactics being used. It is a part of who we are as a nation.

Ghandi advocated not buying cloth woven in England. Martin Luther King Jr promoted and participated in non violent but disruptive protests. According to Daniel both of these people were terrorists.

Maybe Daniel needs to move to someplace that is always warm and fuzzy....Mr Rogers Neighborhood comes to mind.

 

[JimS]

American history is rife with these types of tactics being used. It is a part of who we are as a nation.

Ghandi advocated not buying cloth woven in England. Martin Luther King Jr promoted and participated in non violent but disruptive protests. According to Daniel both of these people were terrorists.

Maybe Daniel needs to move to someplace that is always warm and fuzzy....Mr Rogers Neighborhood comes to mind.

Daniel was referring to the VIOLENT aspect of the protest advocated by multilevel marketing scammer/revealer/scammer Abe Husein, with regards to throwing stuff at cars. Abe has backed off of some of that, but the fact remains that every market is different. Organize locally. Establish a local set of requirements. Open a dialogue. Negotiate. This national thuggery is repulsive.

 

[chi1cabby]

Uber Freedom Dispels False Allegations

 

[Hondaguy7643]

U don't have to threaten life to be a terrorist or support terrorism. Just hurting random people. terrorizing them is enough. Asking people to cause harm to other people is unethical. Do not folow this loser

The vast majority of drivers that actually take place in the strike will simply not drive. I don't believe anyone wants to go out of their way to do more than that have to, which is basically strike by not driving.

Further it's constantly being pointed out, in your thread and responses, that the strike is going to hurt others. What about how Uber has taken advantage of its drivers? What about the crap wages Uber pays, and keeps lowering them in various markets? Uber has been making countless people suffer because of their crap and something has to be done. Many drivers have complained to Uber about wages and various other things but to no availe. A strike is probably the best leverage drivers can use at this point.

 

[JimS]

The vast majority of drivers that actually take place in the strike will simply not drive. I don't believe anyone wants to go out of their way to do more than that have to, which is basically strike by not driving.

Further it's constantly being pointed out, in your thread and responses, that the strike is going to hurt others. What about how Uber has taken advantage of its drivers? What about the crap wages Uber pays, and keeps lowering them in various markets? Uber has been making countless people suffer because of their crap and something has to be done. Many drivers have complained to Uber about wages and various other things but to no availe. A strike is probably the best leverage drivers can use at this point.

1) Organize locally, encompassing the most manageable size group of drivers you can.
2) Create a list of demands
3) Open a dialogue with Uber
4) Negotiate
5) Strike if necessary

As one group wins or loses, each market can then tailor their needs to the prescedents set.

 

[Another Uber Driver]

what if there is a driver out there who is having a financial problems, need every cent he/she can get to feed his/her family, he/she is gonna lose money driving his/her car all over the place while the pax keep canceling the request, and he/she is gonna end up frustrated upset and broke.

^^^^^.......never mind, I do not need to state it, the immediately below quoted poster already has. \/ \/ \/ \/ \/

An ample percentage of Uber drivers are already frustrated, upset and broke simply for using the app - hence the need for the strike.

American history is rife with these types of tactics being used.

^^^Yup, what he said. Up until the end of the 1940s, the Labour Movement in this country, as it did overseas, used violent tactics as did the Ownership. This is not uncommon still, overseas. \/ \/ \/ \/

Daniel was referring to the VIOLENT aspect of the protest

 

[chi1cabby]

1) Organize locally, encompassing the most manageable size group of drivers you can.
2) Create a list of demands
3) Open a dialogue with Uber
4) Negotiate
5) Strike if necessary

All good ideas!
I just happen to think that #UberSTRIKE is a right starting off point to get the National and Local media's attention on Drivers' grievances. This in turn Will get Uber's attention.
#UberSTRIKE has gathering momentum and it should be seized by Drivers to organize locally.