> Most societies haven't put measures in place to stop people in group B living on welfare. That is accepting them. Yes they do. They have laws and services in

> Most societies haven't put measures in place to stop people in group B living on welfare. That is accepting them. Yes they do. They have laws and services in place to track down these people. In practice it's now always easy to make the distinction between someone who can't find a job, and someone who doesn't want a job. Your "it ain't a crime if you don't get caught" theory is not really accepted by society, government or law.