Autobiography of Henry Ford: My Life and Workby MrStoneIV on Twos"There is no reason why a man who is willing work should not be able to work and receive the full value of his work. There is equally no reason why a man who can but will not work should not receive the full value of his services for his community. He should most certainly be permitted to take away from the community an equivalent of what he contributes to it. If he contributes nothing, he should take away nothing. He should have the freedom of starvation." -Henry Ford: Autobiography of Henry Ford: My Life and Work