koshergrl
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Working for the sake of working? You jest, surely you must.You really didn't. At all. You berated me and then provided a rather weak justification for your own method of behavior.I did, you poor, ignorant asshat.Come on, Shylock. Just address the question and points I made.So you think people should just sit on their asses all day and wait to be fed, while pretending to be Great Thinkers on an internet messageboard.
Like you.
No, thank you. I was taught that working is good for body and soul, in and of itself.
And I taught my children that as well.
No, I said I didn't agree with your assessment and that there is value in working for the sake of working.
What more is there to say than that?
That's what I thought.
Nope, I'm not jesting. We work because that's the way to build character, to gain respect, to set an example of productivity.
You just have never HAD to work, so you don't appreciate it. You expect others to provide for you. As I already pointed out. That makes you a societal leech with no character.