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human
CMV: If able, people should have to contribute to society in order to have a comfortable life.

Long story short, my girlfriend's parents, in my opinion, are deadbeats. They don't hold jobs because they claim they aren't able, but at the same time will say that they could have one but it wouldn't pay as well as disability and the other government assistance they are on. They claim that their income comes from selling things on eBay but that is only around a few hundred dollars a month. 

I've known a lot of people who struggled both mentally and physically, and they still tried to be productive to society and earn money for their lives. I view that is having self respect and integrity. I feel that if having a job and working is considered optional, why should anyone do that to support those who don't? 

I'll be honest I know my view is fairly deep rooted and I'm not sure if it can be changed. But I'm more than willing to try and really what I'm looking for here is to try to get a glimpse of how one believes that it is okay to demand something for nothing, because right now I can't understand it at all.
gpt
What if someone goes and lives completely independently in the woods? Let's say they built their own shelter, hunted/planted their own food, and lived completely off the land without help from anyone else. Let's also say that this person did not contribute to society (for the sake of argument). Does this person deserve to live comfortably in spite of the fact that they don't contribute to society?