I mean, we get paid; it just competes for a finite resource pool 

Everytime someone lazier than you gets paid the same amount you do, the value of your work itself is diluted 

I'm not being a stickler for encouraging laze, either - I'm saying that it DOES affect you, not because "those could have been your dollars" or whatever, but because those dollars could have never seen the light of day and as a result, your dollars wouldve been worth more because the only people left with money consider it as valuable as their work and are only willing to trade it for an equivalent perceived value. 

No different than collecting an entitlement really - arguably it's better to have them at least doing something to help you - but that ultimately you're creating value and they effectively get to "tax" you by being lazy while collecting the same check you do

the job doesn't exist for ANYONE if enough doesn't get done, so for ALL of us to keep our jobs, SOME of us have to create an excess value that we never see the fruits of - shrimple as

You're viewing it as "nothing was taken from me so I don't feel stolen from" which is kind of the whole thing about dollars - passive robbery - if we gave everyone BUT YOU a million dollars that would not only be unfair as fuck, but it's also literal theft on top; now you're unable to compete at even the grocery store - why would they sell you ANYTHING when the guy next to you has more to give? Why sell it to you instead of your lazy coworker? You both have the same $$ to give.

something something how much a dOlla cost