Would making people work for benifits help make the lazy ones look for better jobs ?

good idea
Would making people work for benifits help make the lazy ones look for better jobs ?
What better jobs? A person is lucky to have ANY job in this economy. And if you won't demand that people be paid enough for minimal food, clothing and shelter (also utilities and basic medical care) then you shouldn't complain when they ask for and receive help. You take advantage of these people every time you eat out, shop, go to motels, etc. And you want the most courteous and professional service possible. You wouldn't be very comfortable if they all got better jobs, would you?
Reply:Let's get the entitlement mentality working, first. Yes, benefits may encourage them to do so. They can shop for better jobs later on.
Reply:I see you still haven't learnt to spell