The other professions have the same choice as programmers - either sell their service and worry about all other stuff, or outsource these worries and get hired.
There is no shortage of jobs where programmers are getting paid for programming.
There is no shortage of jobs where programmers are getting paid for programming.
And at the same time there is a growing abundance of artificially created worries for those who want to remain independent and sell their work directly.
But I have to admit I can't parse your comment and create coherent meaning from it.
So I don't know if I would agree or disagree with you.