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Nope. Even if you don't need it for survival, everyone needs work ethic.
should someone tell him what it was like working during the 1800s >

By 2200, automation and AI will have rendered the 40 hour workweek obsolete. People in 2200 will look back at us and think the 8 hour work day was crazy, just as we think the 12 hour work day of the 1800's was crazy. >

They said this in the 50's too.
Yet here we are, working longer and harder than some of our ancestors did. Cost of living is going up and wages are going down. The 1% are hoarding the wealth at the top.
Soon things will break. >

If your parents are willing to bear your burden that’s their choice and that’s great for you that you can live off them, exploiting the system to live for free is really just stealing from the taxpayers though, someone still makes that stuff you’re living off of and you’re not contributing anything to the economy. >

The taxpayer pays that money regardless. Its not like they’d get that money back if a sponge was less of a sponge >

If someone can survive without harming or burdening others, I don't really care how they do it. >

The problem is it always ends up burdening others, since government support is shouldered by taxpayers. >

Norge? >

Wish I could not work and be chilling. Fuck the government. >

The guys I know that don't have a job do some hard work.  The guy that rebuilt the engine in my old truck doesn't have a regular job. >

I don’t disagree with you 
If there’s a loophole I’m a take advantage of it until they decide to fix it people always used that taxpayers excuse but let’s be honest ask yourself if the shoe was on the other foot would they do the same for you? >

As someone who has done just enough to get  paid well and taken the lazy option for most of my life and recently took 3.5 years off work because i could afford to.......  its a shit way to live. 
It took me nearly a year to sober up and get fit enough to go back to work and that journey was more rewarding than anything. The lessons I've learned in that time..... >

This is probably an unpopular opinion, but I don’t disagree with you.