@jon357
Paying for time and paying for skills are two completely different things. A doctor gets paid for his skills, a janitor gets paid for his time. Every person has a role to play in society, but not everyones role is equal. A plumber is a critical person and they rightly make great money. Electricians are in the same category. A window washer is not critical and is not deserving of pay equal to a plumber or electrician. A window washer gets paid for his time and there are millions that can do his job. Plumbers and electricians get paid for their skill and there are never enough of them.
Your idea that there is no business without workers does not hold water. There are plenty of business operations that do not need workers. Workers need business, because workers are almost always less skilled, less intelligent, or some combination of both. Business is created by intelligent people with ideas that solve problems.
Would I let business do what ever they want? If its legal under the law, and ethical, it is up to society to make that judgement. If I want to drill for oil in my backyard, my neighbor shouldnt get any say in it unless it is somehow going to directly effect him. If my neighbor wants to raise pigs in his backyard and its legal, I can either move or get used to smelling pig sh1t. Life was never intended to be fair, and it never should be.