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Why is it always "blame the victim for being exploited" rather than blaming the multi-billion dollar corporation doing the exploiting?

• whittingtonaaon 4y ago
  Uber doesn’t force anyone to work for them. If they feel exploited, they quit and do something else. That the company is making a lot of money shows that there is demand among their drivers. I just fail to see what’s wrong with that. To me force—including reckless regulation—is the real exploitation.
  • wyre 4y ago
    Too many people live paycheck to paycheck to have the freedom to quit their jobs to find something else. Also, Uber isn’t making a lot of money. They have been hemorrhaging VC for years and aren’t making any profits.
  • deleted 4y ago
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