Just read through Businessweek and the Wall Street Journal in 1999 and 2000.  Like this article - <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.businessweek.com&#x2F;1999&#x2F;99_44&#x2F;b3653163.htm" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.businessweek.com&#x2F;1999&#x2F;99_44&#x2F;b3653163.htm</a> .  What were the people who control capital, who control employment worrying about?  That too many people who wanted to work were working.  It&#x27;s stated quite openly in that article and others.<p>What a laugh that when the people who control employment are openly working to make more people unemployed, to then take some nonsensical ideas out of Christian churches about morality and laziness, and try to delude people into thinking this applies to those they just openly worked to cause to be unemployed.<p>Then there&#x27;s the heirs who live in mansions, who haven&#x27;t worked in generations.  The &quot;job creators&quot;.  Or really the parasites who expropriate so much surplus labor time from those who do work, that they spend generation to generation jetting from Aspen to Monte Carlo.  These are the real parasites, not those they&#x27;re openly conspiring to shove out of work, who are using food stamps to buy food.