The other guy said it perfectly:

There’s a bed there, and there’s a human being sleeping on the ground.

It really isn’t more complicated than that. Any explaination why this person is not allowed to sleep in this bed or why this person should not be able to sleep in this bed is absolute bullshit.

There’s a bed there, and there’s a human being sleeping on the ground.

While I see your point, this could be extended to people doing dangerous sports for fun, eating unhealthy foods or engaging in any activity where one could get hurt.

As a human being with my own rule over my own body I have the right to do with it as I please.

If I want to consume addictive cancer sticks until I die a slow, painful death, I have the natural freedom to do so, and laws, taxes or fines won’t stop me until I’m really locked away.

So I support other peoples freedom to smoke. It is just inhaling smoke from burning plant matter, which may be an irrational choice, but is my choice.

But, automating work and eliminating jobs should make people’s lives… better?

Sure, but not yours or mine, it seems.

So why don’t we look after people if we have the means?

Who has the means? Why don’t they share and use their wealth to really help people and create progress?

And why do we let them act this way?