Then bring me a sandwich, a glass of water, and build me a new home. You owe it to me. Or so you say.
Or we can play the ball where it lays, and not pretend either that what I said is not true, or that you have no point about coercion versus giving and economic principles of value added or some people who indulge in sloth. Instead we can know that there is a world we are born into which is not fair, and a good deal more unfair for the things man has selfishly done in pursuit of individual concerns and carelessness towards the group or society at large. As to essential things that are very cheap, like basic food and water, there should be little resistance, and yet you resist even that. When all or nearly every square inch of our country of any monetary value is owned, then people certainly are not free in the very most basic physical sense. It is here where the battle lines should be drawn, so can your social darwinism arguments due to the fact that a sandwich is not free, and I'll stop with the notion that we live on the utopian Starship enterprise and property has been eliminated.
Ask a stupid question, get a stupid answer. Make a stupid posit, and I'll eat your lunch. Bank it.