I agree in an egalitarian sense. The thing is mostly those people not working are not productive people generally. Whether it's through lack of relevant skill

I agree in an egalitarian sense. The thing is mostly those people not working are not productive people generally. Whether it's through lack of relevant skills, or lack of volition and opportunity, or drugs, or inter-generational welfare, or whatever. The reality is some people take and take and don't create. It's cheaper to pay someone capable and motivated a programming salary than try to get those people to be productive, otherwise human resource markets would have used those people already.