I didn't say anyone was "owed" a job, you did. I was implying that just because you are offered a job, you still have a choice to accept it or not.

If your two options for a career path are prostitute or fry cook, many people would choose fry cook for some personal reason, and others would choose prostitute for a financial reason.

Or, for instance, lets say you've been offered a job as a jizz mop at a 24 hour titty bar. They offer to pay you $20 an hour, free food, free drinks, you can pick your own hours, become eligible for a for medical benefits after one week, and you have an unlimited budget for cleaning supplies. The only stipulation is that you must clean the jizz up before it has a chance to stain and/or streak or you'll be fired immediately.

You've also been offered a job as the secretary to a morbidly obese CEO who is a registered sex offender with a of habit sexually harassing employees regardless of their gender (assume that sexual harassment is legal). You'll be paid $10 an hour to do mind-numbingly simple logistics work and soak up a bevy of ass grabs, crude comments and regularly attend crappy company "picnics" at some restaurant you loathe, however you'll be guaranteed a job for life w/o risk of lay-offs; as long as you never speak unless spoken to and do your job quietly every day, you'll always have a job.

Which would you choose? Cleaning up an unlimited supply of fresh, warm bodily fluids for good pay and health benefits, or job security at the expense of being someones personal bitch? They both have their strengths and weaknesses, but depending on who you are and what you believe to be an ethical source of income, only one job meets the criteria for a place you would choose to earn your living at.