> And I won't claim that Uber/Lyft is fair to their drivers. But I don't really care if they had to break laws to get where they are.

"Technology and throw-caution-to-the-wind made life better for me as a consumer, and I openly don't care (much) about the negative impacts on communities and other individuals".

> Sometimes laws are wrong. Sometimes laws are the result of corruption and lobbying that isn't in the interests of the actual constituents.

Certainly. That's why we have a process to change them, rather than simply ignore them.