The Dangers Of Universal Basic Income #basicincome

Is UBI really the solution? #basicincome #ubi #economicpolicy

[catvisiontv]

There's going to be robotics replacing any gaps of any companies already and the large companies already have that happening so it doesn't even matter what we need is to have more people getting grants and basic income and income from the bottom up so that there will be more competition and less inflation.

[hastisavadkohi]

I have goals, dreams and desires and I do not fall into that category.
Thank you dear Kevin ❤

[yebrpgh]

Working less doesn’t mean not working at all. Maybe they’ll spend some of that free time on the golf course rubbing elbows with Kevin and some of his wealthy friends from the brotherhood.🤣😎

[AB-qpud]

According to a 2023 report by McKinsey Global Institute, up to 45% of current work activities could be automated by 2030.

We need to tax companies that employ automation to make up for the job losses. Make it so only individuals below a certain income threshold would qualify for the payments.

The UBI amount could also decrease as personal income increases. For example, individuals earning between $20, 000 and $50, 000 would receive a partial UBI, encouraging people to seek employment or entrepreneurship without fear of losing all support.

[rickxnow]

Truth Fact Correct

And: flip side, time can be useful to organise;

not all people abstaining from “work” automatically buy into The Matrix…

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[Orlandoi]

So you think if high income people got the money the would work harder? Lmao

[LordBLB]

What if we do Universal Income at say, $1, 000/month to EVERY American Citizen. BUT, remove all social programs like Welfare, food stamps, and public housing? Sounds fair to me...

[GoogleDBunkers]

Work to live, dont live to work
Why the F&*K would you spend more time than necessary slaving away for other ppls profits.
Ppl who do everything in their power to make ends meet dont have the luxury of being able to spend time on ambitions.
If you want ppl to work their asses off for you, pay them a living wage, dont act like a Karen being entitled to other's time.

[catvisiontv]

It actually causes them to work more is what it said that's a bunch of bullshit what you're saying. It's the opposite of what you're saying why are you lying to everybody.

We should definitely have it and make sure that it is unconditional pretty much the type that Andrew Yang was talking about. But to add the income as poverty level plus 10, 000 so that would be the base and then you would add 10% of the GDP divided to everyone or maybe 10% to 30% of the GDP so if inflation happens it won't happen to us because some big corporation decides to increase cost then we get the money as well.