I'm okay with sharing my profits with those who have fallen on bad times through no fault of their own. Yes, I worked hard for what I have, but there are those

I'm okay with sharing my profits with those who have fallen on bad times through no fault of their own. Yes, I worked hard for what I have, but there are those who also worked hard for what they had, but forces beyond their control conspired against them. But how should one feel when they are being asked to share with someone who spent everything on the present. They benefited then while you benefit now. It might be fair for me to share with them now if they could share with me their own benefits, but alas they cannot. It would be nice of me to do so anyways, but if I am forced to sacrifice reaping the benefits of saving... then why should I have ever saved to begin with? What lesson do we want to pass on to our children? That if you plan for the future, you will be able to benefit from your savings and we will help you if you suffer bad luck, or that you should live in the now and you will be taken care of in the future even if you don't plan for it? (And to complicate the matter, most cases are a combination of some bad choices and some bad luck.)