<i>We don&#x27;t live in a society in which there is enough paying jobs to employ all able bodied people.</i><p>If that&#x27;s true, then these folks will find no work via the gig economy.<p><i>We also don&#x27;t live in a society in which every apparently able bodied person has the emotional&#x2F;intellectual&#x2F;motivational capacity to work.</i><p>The article has this to say about that issue: &quot;Work requirements, however, should not unfairly punish people who are physically or mentally unable to complete gig economy jobs. The gig economy can often provide flexible work for those previously considered unable to work, but exemptions would still be available as needed.&quot;<p>Did you read it?<p><i>I don&#x27;t want those who don&#x27;t want to work alongside disgruntled people who are there because they are forced to be there.</i><p>Welfare recipients are disgruntled people who are unpleasant to be around?<p>I thought they were just regular folks who were down on their luck, who wanted to work but are unable to find a job.