

That phrase is again just the perverse villainization of the social contract and being a society, and it ultimately only benefits those that want to extract wealth from societies instead of being a member of one.
I’m sorry that it sounds like you’ve internalized that capitalist aggression meant to keep our citizenry undermining one another instead of lifting one another up. If you’re disabled, your society should be judged for failing to give you adequate aid.
I always point out that the capitalist robber barons profit directly from having a pre-born, pre-literate workforce pool, they just want it for free.
Part of their whole socialism for costs capitalism for profits thing.