How to ruin your brand in just one easy step https://t.co/rwvHV3iytQ
— Stephen Miller (@redsteeze) July 9, 2016
Even Uber is getting political now by helping push a liberal talking point:
Uber calls on riders to reflect on gun violence. https://t.co/31DbmZ9Oyg pic.twitter.com/8r8PqxAIU9
— Jim Roberts (@nycjim) July 9, 2016
There’s the term “gun violence” yet again:
After the shootings at a police protest in Dallas, Uber on Friday decked out the app with reminders to think about the incident. It changed the UberX icons to peace signs and enforced a “moment of silence” where nobody could request a ride for one minute.
Careful, Uber, you’re not the only option:
There @Uber, it's done. App deleted. Will never use you again. Take a minute to reflect on that.@nycjim
— ?? LGBTQanon (@countercheq) July 9, 2016
You know, just one minute! That's all it takes! So glad i deleted them https://t.co/hJ8U4RCC76
— Megan Johnson (@megansarahj) July 9, 2016
https://twitter.com/Q1776/status/751813806314164225
Buh-bye uber ?? Using that one minute to call a cab instead and delete my uber app for life.
— Emmy ? (@LuxkyNumberNine) July 9, 2016
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.@nycjim 1 minute to reflect and decide to donate your fare to the NRA as you walk to your destination instead
— AllModernCons (@AllModernCons) July 9, 2016
@CuffyMeh Guess there's not enough room for them to finish the thought: "and why you need to be able to protect yourself"
— Americanus (@BHaynes29) July 9, 2016
https://twitter.com/TheRealBepo/status/751804394920898562
Well @Uber, I did take a minute. I thought about your armed driver that stopped a mass shooting in Chicago. https://t.co/UC2iBaKvzX
— Smittie™ GED (Hons), BS (D-) (@smittie61984) July 9, 2016
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