You appear to think that people preferring working in Walmart to dying of starvation means that you shouldn't improve their working conditions by associating fo

You appear to think that people preferring working in Walmart to dying of starvation means that you shouldn't improve their working conditions by associating for them above their extraordinarily wealthy management/owners. >They would love it if I didn’t have the option to contract, because I earn at least 3x what an equivalent permanent team member would. // Who is suggesting you can't contract work? If the law stated that contract workers total pay could not be less than the gross business cost of employee workers (+ a percentage?) would that somehow affect you negatively? That aside: You're seriously going to argue people who can't afford basic healthcare shouldn't be helped financially because you might lose your 3x good income (~$300,000 would be triple the median California programmers wage, apparently)?