Well if that's the only issue, that would be obviously easy to solve. More clearly: I don't think you should make an app like this illegal. The burden should b

Well if that's the only issue, that would be obviously easy to solve. More clearly: I don't think you should make an app like this illegal. The burden should be on the property owners, not on AirBnB. Or why not? What other problems exist? In some supreme court cases, justices have argued 'while I do not agree that this should be legal, it should be up to the states to legislate, not the federal government.' The two major advantages I see for local legislation is 1) more-representative and more-direct democracy, and 2) value in allowing experimentation and competition of policy legislation... I'm not so much making this up as I go, but these kinds of ideas are things I've read in American political history, and when I thought about it, decided I agreed with. Here, it seems to me like an obvious candidate for such line of thought... But I could be wrong, maybe you can convince me otherwise?