>You just want to be able to dictate how other people live; that's fundamentally anti-freedom. It's not a good position to take. Asking others to pay for their

>You just want to be able to dictate how other people live; that's fundamentally anti-freedom. It's not a good position to take. Asking others to pay for their share has nothing to do with power fantasy. Not everyone wants to work, but everyone requires work to survive. >If they were coding all day under the guise of "doing a startup" most HN readers would admire them Well, yeah, duh, if they were coding all day then at least there's a chance they were presumably providing some value back to society in return for public support.