>Those stuck are too depressed to help themselves. Depression is very difficult to work with. And that is exactly why we need to help them, instead of just bea

>Those stuck are too depressed to help themselves. Depression is very difficult to work with. And that is exactly why we need to help them, instead of just beating them with a bigger stick by making their situations even more hopeless. >The workshy is an entirely different case. Those can't be helped as long as the safety net is in place. "Helped", as if not enjoying having to work is some kind of illness or disability. It's perfectly natural, some people just don't enjoy work or being bossed around, they have other impulses instead. Why should they not be entitled to a comfortable life, simply because they don't prioritize work? Work is universally shit and a massive burden on one's private life and spare time. Those claiming to enjoy their work are simply deluding themselves (or they're basic simpletons). I know, because I've been there myself until I realized what time-wasting grind it is. Since then I have only given exactly what's needed, there is no incentive to go above and beyond , it simply isn't valued anymore. The scales have tipped way too far, and these days loyalty only goes one way, the wrong way. Everyone would be happier if we all worked a bit less.