[blackdog]

Talking religion or politics has its time and place. Not in someone else’s car. It’s not right, but it’s expected if you do.

[taxcontrol]

Really!?! I thought talking .... you know “speech” was a right.

[Balding_Eagle]

All true except if you are paying for that car.

Then religion and politics can be on the table.

And the driver just ought to shut up

[mykroar]

Talking religion or politics has its time and place. Not in someone else’s car. It’s not right, but it’s expected if you do.

When you are driving for Uber, your car is now a business.

[Charles Martel]

Talking religion or politics has its time and place. Not in someone else’s car. It’s not right, but it’s expected if you do.

Their car is your car, if you're paying for the ride - and the driver *did* click on the app and deliberately accepted the task of delivering someone to a specified destination. Period.

I'd love to see what Uber's policy manual for these drivers has to say about ejecting "offensive" riders at places other than the *contracted* destinations.