If there is an opportunity in the market to create a better job, then someone should capitalize on the opportunity. If the opportunity does not exist or cannot

If there is an opportunity in the market to create a better job, then someone should capitalize on the opportunity. If the opportunity does not exist or cannot be manifested into existence due to a lack of imagination, who is to blame? Bad is better than worse. Any incremental improvement is better still, but Utopia is always unattainable. The world is an unfair place. We can work to make it better. However conditions will never be ideal. These bad jobs are still better than worse jobs. The premise is an appeal to Utopia. The logic is regressive. Unfair is subjective. Working conditions have generally improved over the years. Given the choice, laborers of the past would prefer the present. In the present unfairness can always be appealed to. The ideal job might be to collect money while enjoying a leisure activity or pursuing a passion. One role of the entrepreneur is to manifest these situations into profitable enterprises. This is the kind of work which improves labor conditions. Regressive appeals to unfairness will not get us there.