I don't think it is all tongue-in-cheek, but it is brilliant.

are you trolling?

Because Uber drivers are marginalised people who don't understand employment law and figure if they politicians haven't stepping in it must be legal.

I wouldn't bulk classify Uber drivers as marginalized people. I've had some that worked for pharmaceutical companies, retired teachers, etc.

If you speak to a journo or someone in marketing at a news provider they'll complain about ad blockers and such, but the moment you say why do you need dozens of trackers on cookies on your site, do you know who those trackers are? They say, oh that's not good is it. But you can bet your bottom dollar that they never bring it up in meetings.

I'd never hire anyone who had worked for Uber anyway. They're far too loose with the truth/superiority complex. uber = above, as in above the law