> The laws being broken were clearly unjust We're talking about laws from foreign countries too here, some of which were clearly aimed at preventing civil serv

> The laws being broken were clearly unjust We're talking about laws from foreign countries too here, some of which were clearly aimed at preventing civil servants from becoming corrupt. > Uber committed civil disobedience (in the American tradition) Comitting "civil disobedience" against a foreign country to force them to open to business? Sure, it may be a tradition if you refer to Matthew Perry or William Walker.