| REVIEWER | RATING & REVIEW |
 | irishgit (138)
04/24/2008 | I wouldn't call it a civic duty, but its a practical necessity for most of us.
On the other hand, making a deliberate choice to be a burden on the body politic, is abrogating one's civic responsibility
And finally, scroll down a few reviews and read m.a. duron's excellent review which is an excellent warning against extremes
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 | lmorovan (12)
04/24/2008 | Working should be a challenge we all should be willing to take. It is worth every effort, since, we have some measure of control over our standard of life and fulfillment.
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 | MomsandpopscallmeJoe (10)
09/15/2007 | As a man ya gotta work to support yourself and ya family, though I would easily quit if I won the lottery.
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 | ma duron (62)
09/15/2007 | Most of us believe that a "...little bit of it never hurt anyone." Nevertheless, we never must forget deceitful extremists who pervert the notion, as took place in contemporary history as involuntary workers of a certain persuasion entered a labor site, under a sign above the gate that read "Arbeit Mach Frei."
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 | pugwash01 (15)
05/08/2007 | If you do not work, this world will not allow you to survive. (Yes you can get welfare, but come on how much does that really help!!) I would not say it is a "Civic duty" But more of the fact that you need to work, to support yourself and or your family!!!
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 | LadyJesusFan777 (34)
05/08/2007 | Unless someone has a disability, there is no good excuse for not working.
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 | BlueOrchid (41)
05/08/2007 | If you want to pay off bills and have some money to spend, this is in the "DUH" category.
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 | DoorGunner (18)
08/24/2006 | "He who does not work does not eat." --Sign posted in the camps of the Soviet Gulag
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 | numbah16tdhaha (147)
08/24/2006 | Yeah, able bodied people should be doing something that resembles a paying job.
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 | LanceRoxas (40)
08/23/2006 | Not if Im rich as the day is long! LOL I'll pay taxes but working is not an obligation so long as I'm providing for those I'm obligated to take care of. If I'm doing that and I'm rolling in dough- screw you! Im sitting on my fat ass and eating steaks and lobster til it comes out my ears, having hot swimsuit models rub my back all day and betting on sports until I run out of money...
and then will of course need to go back to work...LOL
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 | Randyman (103)
08/22/2006 | This goes far beyond civic duty. It's a moral obligation; to yourself, your family, your community and beyond. If you're not working you're a burden to society. Minus a true medical condition, there really is no excuse for any abled body man or woman, not to work.
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 | zuchinibut (36)
08/22/2006 | I think working is an incredibly important duty that all people should participate in. There are obvious cases where the elderly, children, and disabled are not able to participate, but the able bodied should not refuse to work. Even if you are volunteering or raising kids, you are being productive. I consider that work. But both poor people who wait for welfare or charity and the wealthy who sit on their money are not doing their civic duty to work.
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 | CanadaSucks (45)
08/22/2006 | If you can, if you are able. . .I think work is a privilidge that should be maximized. . .I love my job and don't take my past jobs (even the degrading ones) for granted. . .
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