Credit card processing through the dispatch company at 10-15% (depending on when drivers want to be paid).
They already pay for dispatch separately.
In think it is perfectly fine for your country to block Uber. In the US, I want to see laws evolve to suit my political/economic beliefs. The "loopholes" are complicated beyond just the letter of the law.
It's not clear what exactly you're arguing. The loophole isn't all that complicated: Uber is effectively an employer by any reasonably consistent judgement. They've decided to unilaterally declare their employees independent contractors, a designation that's been challenged in multiple jurisdictions, in an effort to skirt labor law.
If you're saying the loophole is a good thing because it suits your "political/economic beliefs", that's fine, but that doesn't make it not a loophole.
They already pay for dispatch separately.
In think it is perfectly fine for your country to block Uber. In the US, I want to see laws evolve to suit my political/economic beliefs. The "loopholes" are complicated beyond just the letter of the law.