The jewish capitalist system of "arbeit macht frei" Must Go, for Good

"If nobody has to have a job, then why do you all work?"
"The right work can be satisfying for other reasons besides compensation".
"I mean... it's just so basic. You have a job, you survive. You don't, you starve".
"Used to be that way on Earth, too. Until the invention of the matter synthesizer. It was the single most transformative moment in our history. When all your material needs are provided for at no cost, it changes the entire game".
"So then... why don't you guys just lay around all day, and do nothing?"
"Well, it's... sort of frowned upon, socially, but, more important than that, it's no fun.
"See, on your planet, currency is money. In the union, it's reputation. So, if you do something, anything, that benefits our society, and you work hard at it, you're rich. And that could be anything, from being a great scientist, or a great doctor, a great chef, or a great waiter. It's all valued".
"That's amazing".
"Or, maybe you want to study a field of research, learn all you can about history, physics, literature, or art. Just for your own pleasure. That's a respected life too.
"The only life considered poor, is one wasted on apathy".

("The Orville", Season 3, Episode 10, 29:03-30:38.)

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