The sharing economy connects people with services like Uber, AirBnB, and Feastly. Despite these new ways to connect, many regulators would like to stop it in its tracks.
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I think this is a fantastic trend, one which will surely set society free from the corrupt and oppressive apparatchiks who are firmly in the hands of the ruling elite.
These entities are not beneficial to the overall health and well being of 1st world Western Nations. These “business” models are simply 3rd world incarnations. That’s all.They’re just the next step in an ever increasing paradigm of fascism and dominance. Seriously, they offer NOTHING of value to society as a whole. Nothing. It’s all interesting and all, but it’s all part of the same old paradigm. It LOOKS like something to those unaware, but there’s nothing here, just mildly different “owners”, but same ole same ole.
Uber a “sharing economy”? With whom? Uber already bid to buy 500,000 Tesla driverless cards when they go on the market in five years, 2020. There is no sharing with Uber, just more Vulture Capitalism.