> Uber has spent their entire existence dancing in legal gray areas. It's hard to have a ton of sympathy for them when their over-generous re-interpretations of

> Uber has spent their entire existence dancing in legal gray areas. It's hard to have a ton of sympathy for them when their over-generous re-interpretations of the law bite them in the ass on occasion. True. But it's also hard to have sympathy for taxi medallion companies. > It's not even an argument. ? It is, though. It's an argument that adults should be able to agree to whatever they want to agree to (or not). It's an argument for freedom.