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Well no, ideally contractors should do everything this person says they do. They should provide expertise that teams don't have, and by the time they leave the team shouldn't need them anymore.
The problem is less the contractors and more the people handling the contracts. Sometimes it's between client and contractor, sometimes contracting company. You can't blame the contractor for being hired to do a job, blame the person claiming there's a need for contractors.