Robots take low-order jobs and create higher order ones. Take, for example, a robot replacing a worker at a factory producing... Yu Gi Oh Cards. The factory worker is now out of a job. However, there's more demand for a mechanic, since someone needs to take care of the bot. And a slightly larger opening for roboticists, to create the bot. And of course, all this is multiplied as you need a new factory to create the new bot.
Care has to be taken, not because it'll take the jobs and not give any back, but because... Well, what do you do if you can't do mechanics or computers or any of that? The people specialized to creating Yu Gi Oh Cards will be out of a job, and likely won't be mollified by someone saying "There's an opening in the mechanics field" since that's no hope at all.
We're in the Informative Revolution, and the "menial" labor-driven jobs are disappearing, replaced by advanced jobs that are difficult to enter later in life. The day of the laborer is disappearing, the day of the techie is upon us.
That said, Truean, while you're entitled to your opinion, it's probably not common and isn't going to help much. People are really, really, really, really really stupid. As in, "he uses a PC, I'd rather go to jail for a parking fine than have him as my lawyer" or "If I eat this chicken sandwitch all the gays will die in bursts of flame" stupid. A few days ago I saw a guy on youtube who thought that spaceflight was an affront to God and we should stay on Earth.
I definitely remeber the twelfth commandment: Thou Shalt Not Strap Sixteen Tons Of Gunpowder To Your Ass And Use It To Fly