I need everyone to pay attention to what @Uber CEO @dkhos is saying here.
Not only is he running cover for the Saudi government by saying the pre-planned murder of a @washingtonpost writer was a "mistake", he compares the murder of a human being to Uber making a tech glitch.
Not only is he running cover for the Saudi government by saying the pre-planned murder of a @washingtonpost writer was a "mistake", he compares the murder of a human being to Uber making a tech glitch.
@Uber @dkhos @washingtonpost Jamal Khashoggi used @Uber to get around in Washington/Virginia area. He didn't have a car for a while when he went into self exile.
The sick and sad irony of Uber CEO @dkhos calling his murder by the Saudi regime a "mistake". That we should consider forgiveness. #BoycottUber
The sick and sad irony of Uber CEO @dkhos calling his murder by the Saudi regime a "mistake". That we should consider forgiveness. #BoycottUber
@Uber @dkhos @washingtonpost Everyone who uses Uber should consider the implications of @dkhos's words
If one of @Uber's main investors kills someone it doesn't really matter. A representative of a murderous regime can still keep a board seat.
When you're rich, your crimes become "mistakes". #BoycottUber
If one of @Uber's main investors kills someone it doesn't really matter. A representative of a murderous regime can still keep a board seat.
When you're rich, your crimes become "mistakes". #BoycottUber
@Uber @dkhos @washingtonpost While the use of the word "mistake" is absurd, we need to keep our eye on the ball.
The real focus should be @Uber deciding to keep Saudi Arabia on board after the murder of #JamalKhashoggi.
Does @dkhos believe that Saudi Arabia's money is more important than a life?
The real focus should be @Uber deciding to keep Saudi Arabia on board after the murder of #JamalKhashoggi.
Does @dkhos believe that Saudi Arabia's money is more important than a life?
