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The productive supporting the unproductive is never a good long-term answer to slothfulness. It only breeds more slothfulness. Your existence does not merit my enslavement.
UBI could cost less money if it replaces a bunch of government aid programs that all require staff to manage. That's why it won't happen. Bureaucrats are fighting to keep their jobs.
You need diversification if your primary source is not reliable. A UBI is inevitable once we get to the point where we can afford it-and we are not there at this point in time, nor all that close.
You need diversification if your primary source is not reliable. A UBI is inevitable once we get to the point where we can afford it-and we are not there at this point in time, nor all that close.
If we had actual capitalism and not the central banking system, we'd already be at the point where you could work a few years, 5-10 and spend the rest in retirement with your wealth. Income taxes, property taxes, and a shadowy group printing your money without oversight means you'll be slaving harder than your ancestors 200 years ago no matter how advanced your society is.
If we had actual capitalism and not the central banking system, we'd already be at the point where you could work a few years, 5-10 and spend the rest in retirement with your wealth. Income taxes, property taxes, and a shadowy group printing your money without oversight means you'll be slaving harder than your ancestors 200 years ago no matter how advanced your society is.
Hardly. UBI is dependent on a higher level of technology, not a higher level of capitalism.
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