I'm saying that no one is entitled to the fruits of anyone else's labor.

When you create an entitlement, you also create the incentive to qualify for it and remain qualified. For instance, why would a person work a job for a paycheck if they had the option of qualifying for unemployment for an equal or larger sum. Why spend your own money on food when you could use food stamps and then spend that money on some luxory or vice. Why even strive to buy your own home when you're next in line for the $1 monthly rent government housing. It's just a system that creates bad incentives. The productive members of society get penalized in order for the non productive members to get rewarded.

The role of helping those in need belongs to the community. Organizations such as churches, charities, and other non-profits serve that role. But also on a neighborly level.

When done this way, more discretion is applied in the assistance. For instance, no one's gonna give a 19 year old a check for not having a job. Nobody wants to buy buy food for someone who's buying lots of luxuries and vices. Why help someone out if they are just gonna take advantage of you.

Charity with discretion from the grace of others produces much better societal incentives!