Brilliant comment, I've had this understand for a while myself. We can legislate ourselves to a higher standard of working/living, but the work then becomes a p

Brilliant comment, I've had this understand for a while myself. We can legislate ourselves to a higher standard of working/living, but the work then becomes a premium and will support fewer people, as outsourcing occurs, to automation and other workforce that doesn't demand such benefits. What does that make the person who demands a better working condition for themselves, but is fine that a percentage of work is outsourced to a sweatshop?