Should everyone have a guaranteed income, whether they work or not?
Could universal basic income provide a solution to poverty and other challenges that come from economic inequality?
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Picklebobble2 · 56-60, M
In order to have a Universal Basic Income you'd have to limit pricing on EVERYTHING.
That annoys capitalists who create; invest and drive wealth. And subsequently want to see as large a profit margin as possible.
Capitalism is flawed in that in order to create wealth, you need a level of poverty.
Besides. There are worse things out there than capitalists.
Globalists !!
These are your Google's your Amazon's your Breitbarts etc.
These are globalist demons !
If they have their way you'll read what they print/broadcast as news; You'll buy what they tell you to buy; You'll go where they tell you to go; You'll vote for whoever they select as candidate.
That annoys capitalists who create; invest and drive wealth. And subsequently want to see as large a profit margin as possible.
Capitalism is flawed in that in order to create wealth, you need a level of poverty.
Besides. There are worse things out there than capitalists.
Globalists !!
These are your Google's your Amazon's your Breitbarts etc.
These are globalist demons !
If they have their way you'll read what they print/broadcast as news; You'll buy what they tell you to buy; You'll go where they tell you to go; You'll vote for whoever they select as candidate.