I find it entertaining how people seem to have a hard time separating their personal satisfaction, as customers, from a defense of a business model which achiev

I find it entertaining how people seem to have a hard time separating their personal satisfaction, as customers, from a defense of a business model which achieves much of its 'efficiency' by sidestepping the hard-won obligations employers have to their employees. Calling someone a contractor, and pointing at 'work on demand' as if it were a silver bullet that slays those obligations, don't make it so.