The issue is that people making these laws do not have a better overall view of things. When you go against the majority because you personally think something

The issue is that people making these laws do not have a better overall view of things. When you go against the majority because you personally think something without experience or evidence, that's a major problem. When did I make the point that "it's not as bad as X"? Both full-time driving jobs and freelance ride-sharing exist. Drivers can already choose what works for them, and many choose ride-sharing for the flexibility it offers and because it's what works in addition to their prior commitments. Why do you want to take away that opportunity or think that people are incapable of making that choice for themselves?