[ SECRET POST #4472 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4472 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Universal Basic Income

[(Anonymous)]

First of all, why? Second, how do you judge that in a way that's objective and not more expensive than it's worth?

Re: Universal Basic Income

[(Anonymous)]

I think the UBI idea itself is idealistic. In an ideal world everyone would use the money wisely or save it up intead of blowing it buying unecessary things or gambling etc and needing even more money to dig themselves out of holes they made themselves.

Whether an unemployed person becomes employed or self employed or volunteers, i.e. becomes a contributing member of society in some way, instead of sitting around waiting for the government to give you free money instead of blaming their unemployed status on immigrants taking away their jobs or some similar bullshit. Whether employed people remain employed and spend their money wisely, so their debt history maybe. Although the judging can be easily exploited.

Billionaires and millionaires are not eligible for the UBI because why would they need it.