• JackGreenEarth@lemm.eeOP
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    11 months ago

    It’s obviously a tradeoff, but there will be enough people to do the necessary work anyway, even with UBI, and no one else should feel pressured to do work to survive.

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      11 months ago

      And if you look, I never argued that point. Ive never argued against the UBI. People are replying and making arguments against points I didnt make.

      Someone was saying “People would do nothing” someone called bullshit, I said that there would be a “significant percentage” who would do nothing. (which I could have phrased better, “small but not insignificant” would have been better) because you already see this behavior in countries with social security from a section of the population and I was told to do my research.

      I support a UBI, Ive never argued against a UBI but it has issues that need to be acknowledged, addressed or overcome if its ever going to become a reality. Pretending that it doesnt solves nothing, just makes you look like an idiot to anyone who genuinely opposes the idea.