Work for work. Today, in our enlightened, progressive, age, things are altogether different. It's high time we become sophisticated enough to divorce our thinking from the antiquated concept of working for money Already, in the form of welfare, that separation is implicit. If there is any work done in obtaining it, that work is minimal indeed, but the rewards are very great. In other words, discrimination.
Millions toil to obtain what the banker or the welfare recipient get for nothing.
That's like worrying about the high cost of gasoline when you can pay for a tankful by returning a cup of it. America has the clout to seize and put to work various people, and it would be perfectly lawful the laws being whatever the rulers say they are. We have such an abundance of laws, and they are so complex and confusing, that lawbreakers can easily be found if we make even the slightest effort to look. The IRS, after all, continues to insist that our tax system is voluntary, even while prosecuting and jailing those who fail to volunteer. Words, after all, are devices to be used with skill and discernment.