I appreciate your concerns and I think you're doing the right thing! May I ask which countries you're referring to? In USA, I know immigrants who are awarded

I appreciate your concerns and I think you're doing the right thing! May I ask which countries you're referring to? In USA, I know immigrants who are awarded medallions via lottery and who take a loan and pay off their medallion - like an investment. It potentially helps them break into the middle class. The medallion ended up becoming an entity that was stable that the freelance economy would peg to something. Not saying it was perfect, but it prevented the system from being flooded with drivers. NYC medallions used to be $1m in 2013. They're less the $200k these days. There's consequences to people who were just starting out, who saved for medallions, who now have their investment paid for over decades lost. Working and earning something isn't privilege to me, that's gumption. Whenever I see that word online very rarely does it take into account hard work. 20 or 30 years driving 70+ hours a week? And they're an immigrant just trying to live the American dream? Let them have happiness in life. And we should be celebrating their work and effort. They are absolute heroes for sticking to something so persistently. Let's talk about fairness for new drivers. Doesn't necessarily have to be at the expense of others!