@Mek101 I think that is how hospital staff are grown in and perhaps based on their helping nature somewhat willing and coerced into doing unpaid work... WHICH if I could be honest after a slight pause... is true in some sense....
ALL OF US (maybe!) would do what we love for free so there is a bit of a trick happening to all of us (maybe) where YES we don't have a way but MOST of us would do what we like freely or at least not under everyone maximising profits and having banks be top of that unbalanced 'maximising' and trafficking of people....
So why this is unfair is also the *monetary* / monetising environment where there is a *moral* thing which what money fudges for humanity and skews into thinking xyz is bad on top of these defaults...

The whole business of people is bad. IF there was the WILL in system, instead of taking more we 'could' be saving and put that towards good in theory do what we do already almost for 'FREE' since people are at least aiming for that direction (and not he other way!) while *taking care* humanity (not just keeping body alive for slavery). If we all get what we want as food, shelter, less domination, and a long list of things... like we somewhat do now but a bit more carefully as time goes on...
...then we have real human rights right?!

But $tealing it all from top people down to squeezing the poor expecting them to make up 'deficits' (deficiency of this mentality) is exactly the problem... buying/selling/renting it and people back to ourselves forever!
Not human rights.
ETC ETC
we get nothing anyway and they make the line about living or not, so doing chairty or a even sub-slavery isn't really it, it's all that default stuff and what's happened before that as the construct that is opposite of human rights and not even aiming towards it!

It'$ more passive aggressive stuff saying 'hey we didn't kill anyone but doing ALL the bad work in the meantime
Just saying :)