It's a matter of frequency, opportunity, and deterrence. Do you have statistics to compare, or are you just making conjecture? It's fairly straightforward to g

It's a matter of frequency, opportunity, and deterrence. Do you have statistics to compare, or are you just making conjecture? It's fairly straightforward to go after Airbnb: put some teeth behind the regulations with respect to enforcement and impose really painful financial penalties. Also criminal ones: it's pretty clear that the executives and senior management are flouting the laws and regulations--punish them for it.