This is just getting confused between an incentive and a right. Making money on YouTube isn't exactly protected under labor laws in the same way a job is. Ad m

This is just getting confused between an incentive and a right. Making money on YouTube isn't exactly protected under labor laws in the same way a job is. Ad money provides an incentive to make money, encouraging you to post some video. It isn't exactly a salary paying thing like a job. Sure every once in a while some kid could become a millionaire posting reviews on toys. That rarely means everybody can or must. Its also in a way the plight of so many street performers and musicians. When you go to Pier 39 in San Francisco, many performers are on the verge of begging for tips. People don't understand the concept of paying for content, and most of it works like 'Bystander effect'- If I'm not paying may be somebody else is.