>What makes Google a target for litigation here? Under laws that are selectively enforced, either drawing the ire of the ones in charge of enforcement or drawi

>What makes Google a target for litigation here? Under laws that are selectively enforced, either drawing the ire of the ones in charge of enforcement or drawing the ire of the general public enough they pressure the ones in charge of enforcement to act. In either case, what draws ire could be actions largely unrelated to the laws themselves and may be based on actions that people generally would not support making illegal. This is a flaw with selective enforcement, and why I support ending selective enforcement.