> If law enforcement went after uber If they only went after Uber, giving Lyft and traditional cab companies and the drivers for all of them a pass, then yeah,

> If law enforcement went after uber If they only went after Uber, giving Lyft and traditional cab companies and the drivers for all of them a pass, then yeah, I'd suspect there was something besides fair enforcement of the law going on. That would go double if they were stretching the definition of the law to include Uber's actions when its drafters had no such intent, or if they were simultaneously going after Uber for doing and not doing the same thing (parallel to the flak Facebook gets both for censoring and not censoring content).