Ok, so Uber's drivers aren't being fairly compensated for the immense amount of value they provide to Uber, so they are not whining about it on the internet, th

Ok, so Uber's drivers aren't being fairly compensated for the immense amount of value they provide to Uber, so they are not whining about it on the internet, they are getting off of their arses and trying to get Uber to fairly compensate them. I fail to see the entitlement here. The flipside of entitlement is exploitation - Uber are exploiting the low-pay and restricted bargaining power of blue collar workers to their own ends. I think that is far more reprehensible. As intelligent, fast-learning people in a market that allows for a greater deal of freedom than theirs, it is wrong to judge them. They are in a shittier situation than us, and are trying to change that. Surely we should be admiring them for taking the initiative and doing this?