I agree there is a deeper agenda to create a Libertarian structure so that government can't interfere in their operations. This is made clear by the idea that

I agree there is a deeper agenda to create a Libertarian structure so that government can't interfere in their operations. This is made clear by the idea that a $60 billion dollar silicon valley company finds it "impossible" to create a seamless, frictionless method of obtaining fingerprints from drivers as part of their on-boarding process. It's ludicrous on its face. I'd be happy to do the project for just what they spent on the failed referendum in Austin. Having predictable and uniform standards for Texas state-wide seems to make sense to me. Uber should be careful what they wish for, though, because the last quote I heard from one of the legislative committee chairman controlling such a bill was "as long as we get fingerprints I think it's a good thing."