Moochers beware
The definition of “work” is as described: strong effort exerted to do or make something; labor; toil.
In respect to the workforce, anyone befitting of this effort deserves the best and a terrific pat on the back. Some of those deserving of this reward are as follows: agricultural laborers, teachers, medical, businessmen, clerical, store clerks, carpenters, painters, policemen, paid firemen and good old laborers.
I mention agricultural first for the reason that without nutritional provisions other endeavors could not be achieved. If I neglected to mention some part of the workforce, I apologize.
They deserve all the credit that can be possibly given and more. Without their vital and contributing effort the existence of mankind would collapse. Can you imagine if we (contributing population) depended upon the lazy effortless “Spongebobs” who care only about their next meal or beer, how our society would unfold?
Their desire for free entitlements and support from the 53-percent tax paying civilization is appalling. I can understand worthy employment is difficult to acquire, but even if it were under their nose the slothful of unemployed would prefer that sofa and beer seven days a week. At times, we deserve an idle break for our toil and sweat, even a few stiff drinks.
When it’s consistent, it’s a dilemma of indolence. Health issues are a problem for some idle recipients of which is an acceptable excuse. The healthy sluggish inactives rob the workforce and depend upon him/her for support. In the grocery checkout the working man has two-pound porterhouse steaks. The lazy don’t want to work and want to feed off what the working man earns honestly for a living. The lazy are like flies on roadkill. It’s awful that hardworking taxpaying citizens have to be treated as roadkill. “Chicago Sly” Obama will run the working class over with his socialism limousine. You’ll see. Makers support takers.
It’s a matter of self-reliance, respect and pride that you earn what you have. It’s terribly unjust that the worthy have to provide for the unworthy.
Laziness is like an itch. It is bearable to deal with pain (working hard for a living) but unbearable to stand an ongoing itch (welfarians).
I’ve had it with indolent moochers.
Gary Shaporka
Jefferson Twp.