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Re: UBI - are you Aye or Nay?
« on: January 17, 2022, 12:52:50 am »
I think UBI encourages people not to work, which is a detriment to society.  Things like welfare and disability could be adjusted so that increases to these would be targeted to people who need them.  Not universally applied like UBI.
I agree hence why I said, it should only be applicable to a time limit so one can get their GED and 2 yrs college. After graduation, they can get a job, save  $$ and got to university if they want, paid by themselves. I like that the 'past' experiments' were a success though.
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