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Whether or not a group of people is aware of their exploitation should not be a factor in whether or not a society allows their exploitation.
by ryanisnan 6y ago
Whether or not a group of people is aware of their exploitation should not be a factor in whether or not a society allows their exploitation.
- Nacdor 6y agoYes, it's amazing that the top comment misses the point completely. Plenty of inmates become "institutionalized" and claim they would prefer to stay in prison, but no one would ever cite that as a legitimate reason to keep them there.
- neap24 6y agoAh, well. I think I can make this circular. It is perhaps exploitative to demand these laws. It's unfair treatment of Uber/Lyft employees to imposing regulatory regimes against their wishes (claiming it actually benefits them) to satisfy the political benefits/desires of an outside group. Society should not allow that exploitation to exist whether or not the outside group realizes it is exploitation.