> what do you do when the system either will not work for you, or is actively structured to ensure that it cannot work for you? Purely anecdotally, I emigrated

> what do you do when the system either will not work for you, or is actively structured to ensure that it cannot work for you? Purely anecdotally, I emigrated from the US specifically because the US's labor laws were blocking a potential opportunity for me. I admittedly was in a position where I could move so this was more a "opportunity to better opportunity" rather than "no opportunity to... wait, I don't have the opportunity to go anywhere" situation, but this experience made me very pro-immigration/emigration. If the laws of one place are unsuitable and the system is structured in such a way as to make changing that infeasible, then people should be as free as possible to go where they are more suitable or where change is more feasible.