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> We are entitled to a roof and food What does that mean even? > it’s a tragedy that some people don’t have those things. Agreed. > I don’t understand why you’d say we’re being forced to have food and shelter, that makes no sense. I was trying to take your position to the absurd extreme. You said employment was not voluntary, I took that to mean that you're forced to have food and shelter. > We need food and shelter,…
Seriously? You're really doubling down on this argument that technically there are people who choose not to work? What a stupid, disingenuous fucking argument. You realize for the vast majority of people, food and shelter are top priority right? This is the foundation of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs. > What does that mean even? Since I apparently need to explain the basics to you, entitled means "believing oneself to…
Yes, and that is exactly why they choose to work! Because they want to have shelter and food! What don't you understand here!
> entitled means "believing oneself to be inherently deserving"
You strike me as a rather entitled person. What does "deserving" even mean?
I wish we could all have shelter and food without working and can't wait for you to solve this rather pressing issue.