You have your struggle and I have mine. Don’t hurt others with your words. Speak kindly or remain silent. Be sensitive to people’s feelings especially during difficult periods where everyone is anxious and on edge. May the Almighty guide us always. Aameen
@TheReactionGif@benleemusic@clairlemon Agreed. Furthermore this mentions nothing of quality. Ever heard the term you get what you pay for? America being in control of what doctor I see is not my idea of freedom.. we saw how they handled the pandemic after all.
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Breaking: New York City Council just passed its cap on Uber and Lyft vehicles. First major US city to restrict explosive growth in ride-sharing industry.
The first taxi driver suicide occurred 216 days ago because of the labor glut created by @uber@lyft. When will @nycmayor and @NYCCouncil pass legislation to desaturate the pool of drivers and create a more level playing field?
210 days have passed since the first struggling taxi driver took their own life and @NYCMayor@NYCCouncil continue to side with multibillion-dollar corporation @uber while failing to protect the taxi industry #ClockofInaction
It's been 209 days since the first suicide of a taxi driver due to @NYCMayor@NYCCouncil failure to regulate @lyft@uber and ensure a fair playing field for yellow taxi drivers/medallion owners #ClockofInaction
203 days ago, the first struggling taxi driver took his life. Since then, 5 more drivers have committed suicide while @NYCMayor and @NYCCouncil refuse to take legislative action to regulate #rideshare and save lives #ClockofInaction
197 days have passed since first death driven by @NYCMayor@NYCCouncil ongoing failure to regulate @lyft@uber and ensure a fair playing field for yellow taxi drivers/medallion owners #ClockofInaction
195 days ago, the first struggling taxi driver took his life. Since then, 5 more driver suicides have occurred while @NYCMayor@NYCCouncil refuse to take legislative action that would regulate #rideshare and help save lives. #ClockofInaction
188 days have passed since the first of six suicides by #NY taxi drivers/medallion owners. When will the @NYCCouncil and @NYCMayor stop ignoring this crisis and implement legislation that support all drivers? #ClockofInaction
It has been 184 days since the first #taxi driver suicide. @NYCCouncil and @NYCMayor continue to ignore this crisis by not taking legislative action to limit the number of #Uber and #Lyft vehicles in #NYC. #ClockofInaction
183 days ago a #taxi driver took his own life because he was unable to earn a living wage. Since then, five more have died and @NYCCouncil continues to refuse to vote on legislation that would a limit the number of #ridesharing vehicles allowed in our streets. #ClockofInaction
182 days have passed since the first of a spate of taxi driver suicides began and @NYCMayor@NYCCouncil continue to drag its feet. The time is now for legislative action and ensure a fair playing field for all drivers. #ClockofInaction
It's been 181 days since a series of tragic taxi driver suicides began and @NYCMayor@NYCCouncil continues to ignore struggling drivers/owners across #NYC. What will it take for the gov't to regulate multi-billion dollar #rideshare companies @uber@lyft? #ClockofInaction
It's been 180 days since the first taxi driver took his own life due to the City's refusal to regulate @uber. As we mourn the death of a 6th driver, our #ClockofInaction will document how much time has passed, since the first death w/o legislative action by @NYCMayor@NYCCouncil