I also despise the situation of abject poverty that surrounds things like the click farm.

If you are correct in your impression that the poor are drawn to this job because they think it might lead to a more prestigious, high paying job, it is indeed a sad thing.

The WW interweb victimizes thousands if not millions in this country by the countless schemes offered. The gullible spend countless hours completing surveys and providing personal information on themselves and their friends and family. There is little or nothing at the end of the rainbow except more promises, 3-4 dollars worth of samples, and a few worthless coupons.

I hate the poverty that contributes to click farms emerging. They are so ridiculous it is easy to get angry about it but you could take away the poverty and throughout history there have always been schemes that victimize the hopeless and the ignorant.

In a free society there is at least choice. In a controlled economy there is a black market, in a totalitarian state there is forced labor.

The Gods Must Be Crazy is one way to look at it. The fable of the scorpion and the frog may be even better.

Humanity is like a nice chocolate cake, very appealing until some sob comes along and tells you about the rat feces and insect particles in the cake.

All you can do is do your best to be a good human, keep your sense of humor and hope we improve as a species.