From WSJopinion: Silicon Valley suffers from a classic case of Stockholm syndrome. Its leaders have developed sympathy for their government and social-justice captors, writes AndyKessler.
I miss Travis Kalanick. Sure, the former Uber CEO was known to attack colleagues in the boardroom and berate his drivers from the back seat. And yes, when I met him in 2013, he was pacing around with a golf club looking as if he wanted to break a window in his conference room.
But he told me the story of when Uber received a cease-and-desist order from the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency. Did you cease? I asked. “No.” Did you desist? “No” he repeated, asserting that Uber is perfectly legal, and that the agency...
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