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At the time of the Soviet Union, the government sought for there to be zero unemployment.

For this reason, there were a lot of people who could do nothing on his job.

At the same time they couldn't be unemployed, because people who don't work for six months or more were guilty of committing a crime.

Besides, in Soviet Union there were no unemployment benefits.

It is believed that it was dishonest for people to go to work every day when they were not needed there.

So they couldn't spend their time for their deals. I don't agree.

I think this is a very small price for the things they were given, and they should be happy that they had a dwelling, they had hot and cold water, central heating, food and access to medical care.

And they had to just go to work every day for this.

Very often, we don't understand the value of these simple benefits.

In the Middle Ages, people were almost toothless at twenty years old, there was very high infant mortality, even reach people could die because of disease, which treated outpatiently now.

People were considered to be at an elderly at thirty, and were thought to be advanced age at forty five.

And, for example, in Russia, up until 1917, eight out of every hundred years were hungry with mass death of people because of stravation.

So, I believe that simple work every day is a small price for the things which the Soviet people had.