Dude, no one gets out alive. Ever.

Seriously, this shouldn't be a surprise. Mental illness can include and/or lead to anorexia, compulsive overeating, apathy and depression leading to sedentary lifestyle, suicide, dangerous risk taking behavior, homelessness, poor nutrition, drug abuse including excessive smoking and drinking, and taking lots of prescribed medications.

Then you are an idiot, a fool, a liar, or some combination of them. No amount of any of what you said results in multiple servers being reset to factory settings, data backup and replication being disabled, AND the cooling equipment sabotaged. One of those I could by, two would be VERY suspicious, but all three on the same day? No. that is deliberate.

Even if one accepts the false premise that the people were guilty of something for working for the government, the children were not. They were innocent bystanders in that sick fucks mass murder and now this shit, weev, is praising the worthless piece of shits who murdered them.

Fuck him in the ass with baseball bat with nails sticking out of it. McVeigh committed mass murder and terrorism. He deliberately killed children. I didn't give a shit about weev, but now I hope they fucking bury him alive.

So, in your world people should get free access to a non-essential service because they either can't or won't make enough money to pay for said non-essential service.

And, if you are going to claim it is essential, then you should read your own post where they can bike everywhere. And, they can walk if needed.

Now you are just being a troll.

If one can't afford a non-essential service, why should one be allowed to use said non-essential service? If those who can't pay, don't have to pay, why should those that can pay actually pay? If no one pays, how is the cost of the service paid?

You state Craigslist is "unregulated" but there is no regulations for services that act like Craigslist, such as the local newspaper's classified section. If one posts or answers an ad in the newspaper or on Craigslist, and on is cheated, raped, robbed, or killed, that is not the fault of Craigslist or the newspaper.

But, taxis and taxi services are regulated. Uber and Lyft are not complying with those regulations. The drivers are not just advertising with Uber, but are acting as either independent contractors or employees of Uber, just like taxi drivers are either employees or independent contractors of the taxi services. This makes Uber at least partially responsible for the acts and actions of the drivers. The fact that Uber has that $1,000,000 insurance policy listed as a benefit of Uber is tacit admission of the fact.

By failing to state exactly what regulations Craigslist should be following and why, you have admitted you don't know what you are talking about. The industry that Craigslist participates in has very few, if any, regulations while for-hire transportation is regulated at the local and state level, and occasionally at the federal level. You don't what you are talking about because you are ignorant of the regulations that are involved and used a false comparison.

In the world where the prices are regulated by the state to prevent tourists from being charged $200.00 for a 4 mile cab ride. And, yes, that and worse has happened.

Meanwhile, that "clean, polite driver" and Uber are ignoring your local laws and avoiding paying for permits, license, taxes, etc. thus raising your taxes. Enjoy.

Meters are taxed. Taxis and taxi drivers are licensed, permitted, and regulated. Fares are regulated. Uber and it's drivers ignore all of those. The "so what" is that Uber and it's drivers are ignoring the laws in multiple jurisdiction.

What you are ignoring is that Uber and it's drivers are ignoring current regulations. This is not "buggy whips", this is "unlicensed contractors" vs "licensed contractors".

Please state exactly what regulations Craigslist should be following and explain in detail why. Failure to do so will be tacit admission you don't know what you are talking about.

Who the fuck gets to compete against a regulated service without following the regulations? Taxi drivers are independent contractors and compete against each other in a regulated environment. Taxis are regulated, taxed, and often have to pay for permits. Uber and Lyft don't pay for permits, are not paying the same taxes, and are effectively unregulated.