Also, I'm not talking about the people who need support, I'm talking about the people taking advantage and staying on unemployment because they don't want to work.
If someone chooses to not be employed and it brings them basic needs and recuperation, then I see the system working well.
When others see that you can just give up and get paid, they will also become burnouts.
Eventually you will run out of other people's money.
Here's an idea: next time there's an oil spill, lets take the money for cleanup out of the executives' bank accounts (and investments, and properties) before we dig into the public coffers. Then we can talk about freeloaders at the bottom.